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Category Archives: Houseplants for Children
Pretty, but Grisly and Gruesome – Bug Eating Plants
While a lot of children enjoy gardening and the thrill of growing things, there are also a lot of children who find plants a little bit, dare we say it, boring. However, we think we can change their minds about … Continue reading
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Getting Children Interested in Growing Plants
Trying to cultivate your children’s green fingers can be hard work. Most plants take a long time to grow and most of what happens goes on underneath the soil—it is little wonder that children can quickly lose interest and get … Continue reading
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5 Great Houseplants for Children
Creating little green fingers can be a rewarding experience for both parent/teacher and child alike and a fun project to start at any time of the year. Ideal houseplants for young children to look after should be interesting, colorful if possible, … Continue reading