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Hello everyone!
I'm getting ready to create another garden on our campus. I love using themes to highlight the plants used in each area. So far we have a pizza garden, fruit/vegetable, sensory, bird, pollinator, fairy, and enabling gardens.
Any other garden themes to exicte elementary students would be appreciated.
Thank you.
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Hello Marry Hess, that is truly admirable! I think a rainbow garden would be a perfect addition. It could serve various purposes, such as teaching younger students the colors, promoting inclusivity of students’ favorite colors, and showing support to the LGBTQ.
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Fiber garden
garden based on storybooks--i've seen: wind in the willows, and peter
rabbit garden)
Jurrasic garden: plants that have been around since dinosaurs
Rainbow garden based on ROYGBIV colored plants.
Dye plants garden:
Three sisters garden
Cereal garden
Hope that helps
Dan Keto
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Colonial Garden, Zen/Rock Garden, Meditative Labrynth, A Labrynth, Salsa Garden, Minature Golf garden, Lawn Game Garden, Certified Habitat, Toad Garden, Genetics Garden, Indoor garden, Hydroponic Garden, Robotic Garden-Farm bot and or a Tertill, Sock Garden- Have students walk carefully in a meadow or forested area with socks on, or large socks over their shoes and then plant the socks, Milk Jug Gardening to get seedling started.
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Melany and Peter,
Thank you so much for responding. These are great ideas!
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Hi I believe a good theme garden would be a Butterfly Garden, where the garden would contain flowers that will attract butterflies.
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I love this idea Tania! How calming and beautiful would that be?
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Vegetable Gardens Having an edible garden is a terrific way to buy cheap, wholesome food every day. And it will benefit the pupils the most.
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That's would great Idea. Think of flowers that attract different butterflies or you can make flowers that produce different scents like lavender, you could even create one by color.
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