Have the kids scavenge in the yard for small stones to layer in the bottom of the containers for drainage. Then they can get their hands dirty by putting in composting soil and pushing in bean seeds.

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It’s never too early to teach your kids to appreciate nature. In fact, the sooner they learn, the better. They need to b ...

If your kids are old enough to have a phone or device, kid-friendly water apps like Plant Nanny, Tummy Fish, or for teens something like Waterllama, can help make it more fun to set and reach water ...

Public commenters at the June 26 meeting of the BOE cited reasons of public health, the environment, storm water management, ...

A conservation organization wants to use about .09 acres of city-owned cemetery land to transport material and store heavy equipment.

Use a watering can if you are doing a soil drench, and water close to the base of each plant. If you spray on the plant ...

Community composting was identified as a goal in the city’s updated climate action plan. VINES said it will be able to provide more information on the plans and when composting efforts will ...