
I have always been troubled by the ‘bean sitting in a damp paper towel on the window sill in a clear plastic cup’. It is easy, mess-free and rather quick to reward – parents expect it, but is it a true learning experience? I think it is time we scrap this yearly ritual and look into what other options we have for ‘growing’ in the classroom. Grow Great Grub is a book I would like to see being used by teachers and children to explore the possibilities that may exist around them.
“Your patio, balcony, rooftop, front stoop, windowsill, or planter box is a potential fresh food garden waiting to happen. In this book, Gayla Trail, the founder of the leading online gardening community You Grow Girl, shows you how to grow your own delicious, affordable, organic edibles virtually anywhere.”
Congratulations Gayla! Your drive and accomplishments never cease to amaze me.
Tags: book, gayla trail, grow great grub, indoor garden, Sustainability
Serge Lescouarnec said,
February 17, 2010 at 9:33 pm ∞
Just did an interview with Gayla titled How to Grow Great Grub? Green Thumb Advice from Gayla Trail, The Wednesday Interview on ‘Serge the Concierge’
Serge
‘The French Guy from New Jersey’
Galt Educational said,
April 22, 2010 at 10:56 am ∞
This looks like a great book, I will have to look into getting myself a copy. I think it is such a good idea to get children into gardening as it will get them out of the house
Jolayne said,
April 22, 2010 at 11:46 am ∞
I think this book is especially useful for those who do not have access to large gardens and could be very useful for schools. Thanks for checking!
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