Yates young gardener : growing things to eat

Marriott, Janice

Notes
In this book you can find out what tools you need and how to make seeds grow into fruit, flowers or vegetables. Discover who your garden friends are and find out who’s just waiting to munch on your juicy new plants.
Contents
Contents : GARDENING FOR KIDS (parts of a plant -- what are seeds -- how do seeds spread -- where plants grow -- let’s plant a sunflower -- what is soil -- worms - friends in low places -- making compost -- looking after baby plants -- sunflower checklist -- wild animals in the garden -- make a chart of a seed’s life story -- make a green-haired monster -- grow your own salad -- make a sunflower card -- fast facts -- plant puzzles and jokes -- plants are clean as well as green) -- GROWING THINGS TO EAT (eating plants -- buried treasure : food under the ground -- crunchy, munchy food -- juicy food -- the biggest fruit -- high and mighty fruit -- doing a runner -- growing food without a garden -- flower power -- planting peas and beans -- companion plants -- plants that smell good -- being weather-wise -- reading seed packets -- multiplication magic -- watch out : food thieves -- weird plants -- more puzzles and jokes -- how to find out more about plants).
Additional Info
This book brings together the key contents of two earlier books for children, Yates gardening for kids and Growing things to eat, published in 2002 and 2003.
Location edition Bar Code due date
Aotearoa NZ Collection 25971
Dewey:NZ Plants & Trees
ISBN:9781869507947
pub:2009