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Houseplants from the Kitchen
Houseplants from the Kitchen
When you go shopping for groceries you sometimes bring home many items which may be used to produce house plants. Not only is
it fun, but growing houseplants from kitchen waste is educational for children - caring for plants can help teach them responsibility.
Format: PDF
Size: 101 KB
Creator: Charles Williams
Keywords:
houseplants
, kitchen plants
Category:
Gardens and Landscapes - Houseplants
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