Garden Wizardry For Kids

It offers easy-to-read, easy-to-do plant projects and experiments for home and school use. But even more than that, it offers history and folklore of common fruits and vegetables like apples, avocado, bean, carrot celery, etc.

Fun folklore such as the story that if a guy tossed an apple to a girl, he was proposing to her. If she caught it, she accepted.

Herbs are also introduced. Being such a big part of early medicines, they have their own chapter: history, growing instructions, and ideas of how to use them in meals and for gift giving.

Garden Wizardry for Kids is a practical "do-it" book as well as an excellent reference book for both kids and adults.

Here are a few of the fun things your child will learn from Garden Wizardry For Kids.

• Fun kitchen projects using fruits and vegetables like avocado, beet, carrots, onion, peach, and many more
• Indoor plant-growing basics
• Indoor plant-growing experiments with food seeds
• Raising Earthworms, Sow Bugs/Pill bugs, snails
• Easy plant craft projects like making potpourri and a seed wreath
• Seed catalog resources in the United States and Canada

You and your child will find the answers to such questions as:

• Does cold, cool, or warm air make a difference to seed starting?
• Does all soil have the same ingredient mixture?
• Do roots hold soil in place?
• Do pea plants need light to start growing?

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