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August's Theme is "Wild in the Garden!"

This week's favorite:

For kids, what's better than a day of play outside in the summer? (Not much!) Here are four fun outdoor biodiversity-themed games for your kids and their pack of wild animals errr... friends!

July's Theme was "Compost Heroes!"

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It's safe to say we are all familiar with growing vegetables in our gardens. But what about mushrooms?? It might be strange to think of, yet it is entirely possible! Plus, their mycelium adds benefits for the soil and other plants growing there. It's a win-win!

In our area, it is possible to grow King Stropharia, or "Wine Caps" in our gardens! All you need is proper preparation and King Stropharia spawn to get started! Here is a great tutorial on how to grow these delicious, massive mushrooms at home!

Have you ever considered starting your own worm bin? If you just asked yourself, "umm, what is a worm bin??" check out this video to see what these compost heroes can do!​

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Worm bins can be a great way to bring the benefits of worms (and their castings, or poop) into your home composting system. They are clean, simple, not smelly, and effective, when done right.

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Here is a very well-done instructional guide to creating your own worm bin! Worms away!

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Check out this fun, simple craft activity with your kids! Learn how to make sweet little mushrooms out of recycled egg cartons. 

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June's Theme was "Pollination Station!"

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Check out this fun, simple craft activity with your kids! Learn how to make symmetrical butterflies using only paper and a little paint!

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