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Growing curious gardeners

Growing curious gardeners

Growing curious gardeners

A raised bed is the best science lab we own. Here's how to start one with kids.

Words by

Amara Okafor

Head of Discovery

Field notes

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Gardens are slow, which is exactly why children need them. Every week brings a small change worth noticing.

Pick fast winners

Radishes, peas and sunflowers reward patience quickly enough to keep young gardeners interested.

Make it an experiment

Plant two rows, change one thing, and chart what happens.

About the author

Amara Okafor

Amara Okafor

Amara Okafor

Head of Discovery

Former field biologist who swapped rainforests for reception classes. Believes every puddle is a lab.

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