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| 5 sprouts of peas supported with plastic poles. |
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| 3 tomato sprouts |
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| A sprout of a black chili. You can see the trunk and leaf veins are purple. |
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| My daughter were watering the newcomers to my garden hoping a good harvest this summer. |
-- from iPod touch
May 8, 2011
Planting summer vegetables with my daughter
-- from iPod touch
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Your daughter will undoubtedly grow up to be a great gardener since she is gaining so much practical experience at an early age.
What a great garden helper you have!
I enjoy your posts with the children helping.
Hope your seedlings will grow well! It must have been so much fun to garden with your children helping.
>Everyone
Well, I feel happy when I working in my garden with my kids and they seem to enjoy it, too. My son, at the age of 9, become busy doing homeworks, playing with his friends loosing his interest in working in my garden but he is looking forward to harvesting my vegetables.
I believe I can give them much opportunities to understand how our food (vegetables) are produced and come from where than other kids around us, which is a very precious and practical idea for them.
I like your daughter's red boots!!
How wonderful when the children get to help out.
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