Children are drawn to nature. They long to be outdoors. There, they caress the fuzzy lamb’s ears growing in the garden, blow delicate dandelion puffs and watch them shatter and the seeds drift away on the wind, giggle as caterpillars crawl tickling up their arms. Gardening offers everything

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From the Editor: When you invest time and care into a garden, of course you hope for a plentiful harvest. Selecting the right plants can make all the difference. Here’s reliable advice from an experienced gardener-teacher. If you are a teacher who does not work with your children through the