African garden ideas

  1. Grow a Ugandan garden

    Have a look at our seed trial blog!

    Grow a Ugandan garden

    This year, a small number of people will be trial growing some plants that you might find in a Ugandan garden. Although we cannot allocate any more seeds, you can collect some hints and tips and find out which plants are being grown and how everyone is getting on by visiting our ‘Ugandan garden blog’.

    Categories: African garden ideas

    Tags: eco+schools gardening

  2. Sponsor a Sunflower Kits

    Sponsor a sunflower for Send a Cow - the tallest wins!

    Sponsor a Sunflower Kits

    Add a splash of colour to your home or school garden by ordering our Sponsor a Sunflower Kit. Growing sunflowers is a great activity for children to do over the Summer Holidays as they grow so quickly (taking between 75 and 90 days), with the Russian Mammoth sunflowers growing up to 12ft tall! As the sunflowers climb higher, your children will be helping African families and learning about why they grow their sunflowers too. You can use the sponsor form provided if you want to use your own sunflower seeds and the images from our sunflower gallery to make a classroom display. Order a kit and find out more by either visiting our sunflower kit page, using this leaflet or calling us on (01225) 874 222.

    Categories: African garden ideas and Fun ideas

    Tags: eco+schools gardening practical

  3. Make your garden a work of outdoor art

    Some art ideas for your Bag or Keyhole Gardens

    Make your garden a work of outdoor art

    Brighten up your garden even more by using these fun ideas or turn your own recycled materials into something amazing. Your pupils can learn more about African art and recycling through activities like these. Signs are included to colour in.

    Categories: African garden ideas and Art

    Tags: creative gardening practical

  4. How to make a Tip Tap handwashing device

    Easy to make African tap for a school garden

    How to make a Tip Tap handwashing device

    A fun, practical challenge for pupils. They can get into groups and make their own version of this simple water conserving/hygiene device used in Africa. A great addition to your school garden and they work well next to Bag or Keyhole gardens. Links can easily be made to the DT curriculum (eg Moving toys). You can also enter the ‘Best Tip-Tap’ category in our African Gardens Competition by using the entry form contained in our kits.

    Categories: African garden ideas, DT and Other useful stuff

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    Tags: eco+schools gardening practical sustainable

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