Looking for some fresh, fun, and educational activities to engage your students in the school garden? You’ve come to the right place! Incorporating garden games into your curriculum makes learning fun and helps kids connect with nature, develop teamwork skills, and gain hands-on experience in gardening. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting, these review games for elementary students will bring excitement and learning to your school garden. Let’s dive into some delightful garden games that will have your students learning, laughing, and …

An outdoor area can’t be a “living space” if it doesn’t have a livable, relaxing, and cozy element. Also, a regular outdoor space with grass, porch, and plants is far different from a space that truly serves its purpose.
Yes, it should go well beyond ponds, crops, trees, and benches to really achieve a “livable” quality. Here is everything you need to know about creating an enjoyable, creative, cozy, and purposeful outdoor space.
How to Create a Living Outdoor Space
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Have you thought of the ideal way of testing your garden soil nutrient? Today, most homeowners use the TDS meter to get the pH and nutrients of their soil nutrients.
Testing the garden soil and nutrients daily should be taken seriously while growing plants. Plants being generally resilient, can develop issues when you don’t take care of some aspects of their nutrition.
Why do you need to test your garden soil?
To grow healthy plants, you need to work hard in testing your pH, TDS, or EC. When you grow in soil, you have to pay more attention to moisture. On the contrary, if you are growing hydroponically, you need to …

A therapeutic garden is a great space that’s specifically intended to improve human beings’ relationship with nature and maximize the health benefits the interaction entails.
Moreover, this space is arranged and designed for older adults or anyone who is struggling mentally (especially those who are suffering from autism, Alzheimer’s disease, and dementia).
“Therapeutic garden” has been an umbrella term for the different designs of gardens that are landscaped to meet the physical and mental health demands of individuals or groups.
Examples of therapy gardens include sensory …

When purchasing a new residential lot, most people would only consider the price, location, accessibility, view, and the house itself. Only a very few would consider how ideal the soil and climate are in growing fruit trees— only garden enthusiasts do.
But why fruit trees? Fruit trees can be on the priority list of every gardener due to the fact that they can be beneficial for their family’s daily consumption or their small fruit business. Whatever their reasons are, fruit trees could be both be profitable and encourage growers to shift into a healthier diet.
Aside from that, an abundant yard can delightfully welcome …

During the darkest days of the coldest season, seeking garden motivation can be difficult. It is more tempting to give up, save your resources, and let your remaining plants wither. Seeing your favorite fruit-bearing bushes losing their life can eventually drain the remaining hope from you, and you’d just prefer to grab a book, curl up, and drink hot cups of coffee until spring comes.
However, the idea of taking the challenge to get through the season and build your tolerance can also get you …

So, what should be the best plants for your house decor? If you are a housewife who has extreme enthusiasm for plants, or someone who merely finds houseplants therapeutic and entertaining, then you surely need to indulge in this subject. Undeniably, houseplants are excellent ways to add color, freshness, vibrancy, and life to your indoor spaces.
A pop of color would surely upgrade the overall look of any interior space, especially when it is filled with dull and boring walls. No matter what season it is, houseplants …

At the start of every year, most people compose resolutions in the hopes of committing to them for the rest of their lives. Most of these resolutions are in search of balance, good health, peace, and many more. Often, these promises aren’t easy to actualize, and research found that only 8% of those who make resolutions actually commit to their vows.
Thus, why don’t you make easier and more realistic resolutions for your garden? This long list of tasks that have to be realized can bear sweeter fruits; thus, you should make them more doable in order to make it easier for you to practice them frequently.
Garden …