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Thanks Diane. The re-greening of our planet is a worthy cause.

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Thank, Manuel! Agree!

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Thanks for sharing, Whittakers!

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Apr 16Liked by Diane K24

Wonderful ideas!

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Thanks, Karen! Everyone in my family had green thumbs💚

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Thanks for this. Growing up with a yard and all kinds of vegetable and flower gardens and fruit trees is the root of my love and appreciation of nature.🌸💕

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Thank you—my family had green thumbs for flowers. Well, the men planted vegetable and apple trees!

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My mom is a miracle worker in the garden. I didn't really get that gene. But my houseplants are all still alive!

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What a great topic! And I’m in full agreement that methods of connecting our children, ourselves, to the power of Nature is vital. A bit off topic, but do you read Kent Peterson? Lives in Superior, Wisconsin. He wrote recently about their town library that has a program called Read To A Rabbit! And that’s what occurs. The young children take turns reading to a sweet looking bunny. While advancing reading skills they are presented with one of Great Spirits’ ambassadors. Good for the Planet. Good for the kids.

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Gary, I love the read to a rabbit concept; I have heard of reading to a dog in school or reading to dogs in the animal shelter to calm them down. All good ideas to get the kiddies reading. Practicing makes them more confident as well!

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I do better with outside plants that kill themselves at first frost🤣

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Awww. It's a fascinating endeavor if you have the time and inclination.

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