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How much kindness can 10,000 plants grow?

Sometimes we need a reminder of what we’re all about, why we do what we do at ScottsMiracle-Gro. As a company, we’re committed to GroMoreGood everywhere. This week, we just…

Water-efficient products from Scotts, Miracle-Gro and Bonnie Plants

…Moisture Control® Potting Mix Miracle-Gro® Water Soluble All Purpose Plant Food Miracle-Gro® specialty garden soils Miracle-Gro Organic™ All Natural Mulch Native plants Rosemary, Thyme, Lavender, and more from Bonnie Plants….

Winter | Plants: Pre-K and Kindergarten

…Sometimes, it takes the absence of color and greenery to more clearly see the differences in the plants around us. There are two main types of trees that we see…

Fall | Plants: Pre-K and Kindergarten

Harvest: How Much? Summary: Today we will gather some of the juicy garden produce and explore some different ways to measure how much produce we have collected. Before Visiting the…

Fall | Plants: Grades 1-3

…not look like a shovel but math is a tool to help gardeners decide what plants are the most productive and to learn which plants need the most space. They…

Fall | Plants: Infants & Toddlers

Harvest: How Tall? Summary: Just as our plants are growing, so too are our tiny gardeners. As our plants near harvest, we will compare the height of our plants to…

Summer | Plants: Grades 1-3

Pruning: Putting our Plants in their Place Summary: Is all plant growth, good growth? We want our plants to grow and thrive but sometimes we have to cut plants back,…

Summer | Plants: Pre-K-Kindergarten

…to get low to check out the soil in and around our plants. Good soil is essential for our plants, but it can also attract some other plants—the kind that…

Summer | Plants: Infants & Toddlers

Good Leaf, Bad Leaf: Keeping our Plants Healthy Summary: The physical appearance of our plants is one of the best and most simple indicators of plant health. Through careful observation…

Winter | Plants: Grades 1-3

…garden. If you know that tomato plants require a certain amount of space between them, use your map to determine the best spot and/or how many plants you can fit…