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Soil – What’s In It?!
Hey, guys, we’re learning the types of soil and the different types of particles such as sand silt clay. The biggest particle is sand, it feels like salt. Silt is the medium size and it feels like flour. The smallest particles is clay and it felt like flour and water mixed.
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Garden Workday
We poured new soil, new plants, and built a bench! was last modified: April 27th, 2021 by Harris County
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Schedule It
So who’s doing what and when? We planned when to water, weed, and feed our plants! Make sure to water your plants 3 times a week. Or water when the soil feels dry. Stick your finger into the dirt about 1 inch deep. If the soil feels dry, the plant…
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Rules are Rules!!
On Week 5 of our Virtual Learn, Grow, Eat & Go! curriculum we created garden rules to keep us and the plants safe! Here is what you should have in your garden rules: NO running NO horseplay or playing with garden tools DO NOT leave tools behind, store them! DO…
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Gardening with Paper Towels!
Did you know you can use paper towels on the soil?? If the Seeds are planted closely then the seeds would not get enough space to grow. The plants need space to grow so then if the plants do not get space then there is a high chance the plants…
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