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As you know I’ve been working on the Back to the Garden campaign with Sudocrem during the lockdown. It’s a great little project that aims to encourage children to get into the garden during this period when they can’t attend school. We think getting outside to plant some seeds and grow vegetables and plants is a great way to pass the time, it’s healthy, it teaches kids about where food comes from and it’s something that they don’t normally learn about in the classroom.
Win a growing kit
Last month, I ran a competition here on my blog, where you could be in with the chance to win a growing kit and get started on your own gardening adventure. My competition is closed, but you can still win a growing kit on the Sudocrem website until the end of the month. Click here to enter: https://www.sudocrem.co.uk/win-a-growing-kit/
Fun with our growing kit
Last week we were lucky enough to receive our very own gardening kit, something that the children have had fun utilising over the bank holiday weekend. Take a look at what was included in the growing kit:
Gardening made easy
In our house we already have some projects going in the garden and we’re really looking forward to enjoying the fruits of our labour once our beans/tomatoes/strawberries are ripe and ready to eat. If you have seen our garden bucket list you’ll know that we are looking to spend more time outside in the garden.
If you are looking for some inspiration for projects you could do at home, you can have a look on the Sudocrem Gardening Made Easy website for activities recommended by professional gardeners from all over the country. We have particularly liking the make your own bug hotel, creating our own plant pots as well as hosting our very own cress growing competition.
Are you looking to get back to the garden this summer? Not only is a great way to relax and enjoy the outdoors but a wonderful learning opportunity for the whole family.
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