Attracting Birds To Your Garden Could Make Gardening More Attractive To Your Children!
By Jonathan Yaakobi
There are many reasons for attracting birds to the garden. On of the best is the educational potential for children.

School Gardening – How Horticultural Work Can Bolster A Young Person’s Self-Esteem
By Jonathan Yaakobi
Many social ills among young people can be traced to the unrelenting power of peer-group pressure and low self esteem. Can gardening projects in schools go some way in resisting these twin evils?

School Garden Ideas©
By Arlene Wright Correll
Arlene Wright-Correll shares some thoughts and ideas on the subject of School Gardens.

Choosing Plants For A School Garden – Guidelines For Getting It Right
By Jonathan Yaakobi
In a school garden, there are some plants that should be removed on safety grounds, and others that can and should be tolerated. Here is a guide for the perplexed schoolteacher.

Gardening With Children – How To Get The Best Results From The Gardening Tasks
By Jonathan Yaakobi
If gardening is part of the school curriculum, or you just want to involve your children in the up-keep of the home garden, you should see how to get the most out of each of the main horticultural tasks.

School Gardens – Organizing The Children To Develop Their Garden
By Jonathan Yaakobi
From a strictly professional point of view, the school garden would best be maintained by a landscape gardening company. From an educational angle though, this would be missing out big time. On what lines then, should the children be organized.

School Gardens – How To Involve Children In Setting Up The Garden
By Jonathan Yaakobi
The surest method of getting the best results when setting up a school garden is to involve the children as much as possible.

School Gardens – As Much About Education As Gardening
By Jonathan Yaakobi
Other than the clear benefits of creating a beautiful landscape, and growing locally produced food, a school garden should be seen primarily as an educational tool of the first order.