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Courgette Boats Sailing in a Sea of Green Beans

So, we start with, you guessed it, courgettes. We had a great crop this year, plus some cherry tomatoes, beans, garlic, sunflowers and the odd carrot.

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Organic Vegetable Gardening

Organic Vegetable Gardening basically means doing away with all the pesticides, chemicals and fungicides and growing vegetables organically.

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Gardening Tips

Add your own gardening tips and experiences of gardening with kids.

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Healthy Eating For Children

Growing your own fruit and veg is the perfect introduction to healthy eating for children. Simply complete the whole process from pot to plate!

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Little night garden

We use balsa wood plank and balsa wood pole to build the house. Balsa wood is easy to cut and makes a good shelter. We use plastic container to make the

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Spring Lawn Care

If you too want a lovely lawn for the kids to be able to enjoy during the spring and summer months, then starting off with a little spring lawn care will give you a head start and make the job much more managable throughout the whole year.

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