Inspired by the First Lady's passion for healthy living and healthy eating, people across the country have revisited the American tradition of starting a vegetable garden at home. Growing your own fruits and vegetables is a great way to learn where food comes from, spend time with others and incorporate healthy foods into your favorite meals. Even if you don't consider yourself a Master Gardener, you can harvest your own produce at school, in your backyard or around the community.
Let’s Move! Museums and Gardens Gardening Guide
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Climate Resources
July 2024 BHS: Heat Exposure: Managing Safety & Risk Factors
It was great to see so many of you at the American Public Gardens Conference in Boston. Conference is a...
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Climate Change & Sustainability
Perspectives on Tree Risk in Public Gardens
Managing Tree Risk in Public Gardens: From Uncertainty to Understanding This three-part webinar series was made possible through the support...
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Climate Change & Sustainability
Climate Change Education Resource Collection
Climate change is a complex topic to teach. In addition to teaching the science behind climate change, it is critical...
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Administration/HR/Governance
IDEA Café and Lunch: 2022 Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, Accessibility
Join us for a special IDEA Café focusing on Identity. Learn about the diverse identities present in the public garden...
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