Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
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@Happyholistichs @gracie88888 @RizomaSchool @sweatystartup Indeed! I co-wrote this piece, ‘Every Garden, a School Garden’, for an English newspaper’s gardening blog back in ‘08. An experience-based perspective, its essential conclusion? Make the road Home, home. Bring everyone home! sapport.scribble.com/Mainpages/Guardian/familygardening.htm

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Quoted byRT @nick_routledge: @Tao_Orion For some years, I supported and 'taught' gardening with children, in kindergarden all the way through high-school. Frankly, the context always felt strangely awkward. Was there something incapable about 'me', I wondered. In time, I fully trusted my instincts, stepping away.Quoted by@Tao_Orion For some years, I supported and 'taught' gardening with children, in kindergarden all the way through high-school. Frankly, the context always felt strangely awkward. Was there something incapable about 'me', I wondered. In time, I fully trusted my instincts, stepping away.Quoted by@RizomaSchool Ashley, thought you might find this flyer, above, interesting - the product of a regular gardening fixture with pre-schoolers, goodness, almost two decades ago, now. Yes, 'Seeding the seed families', because home is where we live! Home-gardening, naturally.