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Alt, hvad du skal vide for at anlægge din første køkkenhave. Lær at dyrke gulerødder, ærter, majs og andre nemme grøntsager! Læs, hvordan du laver din egen kompost, gør jorden klar til såning og får dine grøntsager til at gro. MIN FØRSTE KØKKENHAVE gør med søde illustrationer og enkle anvisninger dyrkningen let som en leg.

Wie zieht man Erdbeeren zu Hause heran? Kann man ein Vogelhäuschen ohne Holz und Säge bauen? Und wie funktioniert eigentlich ein Kompost?Little Green Fingers, der Nachfolgetitel von Easy Peasy versammelt zahlreiche Aktivitäten rund ums Gärtnern mit Kindern. Angereichert mit wissenswerten Fakten und kleinteiligen Anleitungen macht das Buch Lust, sich die Finger dreckig zu machen, auszuprobieren und die kleinen Wunder des Gartens ganz aus der Nähe zu erleben. Egal ob im eigenen Garten, im Hinterhof oder auf dem Balkon, Spaß am Gärtnern ist selbst auf kleinstem Raum möglich.

A young boy wants to grow his own pizza, learns where the many ingredients come from, and learns how to grow the ingredients to make pizza sauce. Includes kid-friendly pizza sauce recipe.

A young boy wants to grow his own pizza, learns where the many ingredients come from, and learns how to grow the ingredients to make pizza sauce. Includes kid-friendly pizza sauce recipe.

Each season, a man and his granddaughter care for the special pecan tree he planted for her.

Plants Love Compost is a simple informational text that highlights how household food scraps can be recycled to make compost. It is a positive text that encourages all households to recycle.

From flowers to vegetables to bugs, the garden contains many forms of life. With the use of real-life photos, young readers are introduced to growing food and are given a base for learning about life and how to take care of it.

"This gorgeous celebration of the color blue and the indigo plant, by a Korean American debut artist and storyteller, powerfully connects art and the natural world."--

From the creator of the New York Times bestseller Women in Science, comes a nonfiction picture book series ready to grow young scientists by nurturing their curiosity about the natural world--starting with what's inside a flower.Budding backyard scientists can start exploring their world with this stunning introduction to these flowery show-stoppers--from seeds to roots to blooms. Learning how flowers grow gives kids beautiful building blocks of science and inquiry.In the launch of a new nonfiction picture book series, Rachel Ignotofsky's distinctive art style and engaging, informative text clearly answers any questions a child (or adult) could have about flowers.

"Discover 15 plants and fungi with life-changing powers and learn how to grow them at home. Meet their surprising relatives (the tasty tomato is a cousin of deadly nightshade!) and unearth their interesting stories (lettuce was the first plant to be grown in space!). Then follow step-by-step instructions to grow and care for each one, whether you have a big backyard garden or a sunny windowsill."--Provided by publisher.

Join Brother and Sister as they adventure through the woods and visit the Old Lady and Old Man at their forest cottage. Here, the young siblings learn all about the magical world of honey bees, and the vital role that they and other pollinators play in ecosystems all around the world.

A fact-filled story about a little girl and an evergreen tree that grow up side by side. Perfect for anyone who loves the natural world--or wonders about the origins of their holiday tree.

Color My Garden introduces kids to the four B's of gardening: birds, bees, butterflies, and bugs. By coloring these charming pictures and reading a few lines of the informative text, children will connect with the creatures that play and work to keep our gardens in balance. "The good bugs eat the bad bugs and the birds eat them all." Kids learn that there's no need to use toxic sprays and chemicals. This natural process encourages pollinators to stay busy in the garden. Color My Garden is perfect for 5-10 years olds and complements school gardening programs. Also included are a habitat glossary, crossword puzzle, and drawing challenges.

Programa Viveros Sin Fronteras: agricultura urbana desde los hogares.Desde niño me ha fascinado el universo del reino vegetal, he sembrado y cosechado: maíz, ajíes, zapallos, calabazas, tomates, rabanitos, lechugas Etc. Como la mayoría de agricultores urbanos, aprendí en la práctica, mis principales maestros fueron mis familiares, amigos, profesores, que me compartieron sus saberes y creencias. Viví mis primeros quince años de vida en Piura, y mi relación extraordinaria con las plantas fue lo que marcó mi existencia.Las primeras páginas de este libro, las escribí en los arenales del distrito de Villa El Salvador, donde me volví a reencontrar con el maravilloso mundo de la agricultura, exactamente hace 19 años, comenzamos junto a mi esposa la tarea de hacer florecer y producir en nuestro propio hogar hortalizas, frutales y flores ya con algo de experiencia, y con un conjunto de organizaciones populares del distrito. Los comités de medio ambiente, (los verdes, como les llaman), se organizan para tener sus barrios más limpios, sus parques, calles y alamedas verdes, con ellos continuamos, nuestro aprendizaje; de manera especial con los amigos de la Red Ambiental de la Urbanización Pachacamac, generosamente comenzaron a compartir con nosotros sus conocimientos para hacer brotar del desierto variadas flores, deliciosos frutos, hacer crecer árboles que en el verano dan sombra y que en el invierno nos animan con su fortaleza.Claro, todo eso con escasos recursos, casi cero herramientas, casi cero semillas, reutilizando los restos orgánicos de los propios domicilios para elaborar abonos, utilizando las plantas para combatir sus plagas, aprovechando el agua de lluvia y reutilizando el agua del hogar.Ahí nace nuestro Programa Viveros Sin Fronteras, agricultura urbana desde los hogares, inspirada en el Comité de Medio Ambiente Las Poncianas, Su líder Collas tenía en su casa un hermoso jardín donde producía plantas, era un mini vivero, que abastecía de plantas a sus vecinos, todo su barrio lucia verde, inspirado en su experiencia me dije si una casa puede producir 100 plantas al mes, entre diez casas podemos producir 1000 y de esa manera contribuir a tener nuestra ciudad verde. Hoy Viveros Sin Fronteras es un programa que contribuye desde los hogares a un ambiente saludable destacando el aporte que realizamos desde nuestros hogares al planeta.Gracias a reconocidas instituciones como a la Asociación Atocongo, hoy llamada UNACEM, y el Programa de Pequeñas Donaciones del PNUD, comenzamos a llegar de casa en casa, en cuatro grupos residenciales de Villa El Salvador. Las familias nos abrieron las puertas de sus hogares para desarrollar juntos lo que llamamos jardines productivos; en los locales comunales y centros educativos, desarrollamos talleres de agricultura urbana, y comenzamos a escribir, nuestros primeros manuales.

This beautifully illustrated book will get little gardeners interested in the garden all year round, with pages packed full of seasonal information and fun crafting activities.

Encourages readers to grow their own themed patch of earth, including fun and creative plant-related activities.

12 plant-related art projects that will spice up your already beautiful garden and encourage you and your family to enjoy the natural world around you.

A refreshing source of ideas to help children learn to grow their own patch of earth, Gardening Lab for Kids encourages children to get outside and enjoy nature. This fun and creative book features 13 plant-related activities set into weekly lessons. Renata Fossen Brown guides your family through fun opportunities learning about botany, ecology, the seasons, food, patience, insects, eating, and cooking. The labs can be used as singular projects or to build on experiences. The lessons in this book are open-ended to be explored over and over-with different results each time! So, slip on your muddy clothes, and get out and grow!