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What We Are Growing

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Celosia Flowers

Known for brightly coloured, silky flower heads. They thrive in full sun and are drought tolerant, attracting butterflies to the garden.

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Orange mARIGOLDS

Known for it's compact growth and vibrant, bicoloured blooms. These flowers are edible and are known to attract beneficial insects to the garden.

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Dianthus

Available in various shades of pink, red, white, and purple, often with detailed patterns on the petals. Does well in full sun and well-drained soil.

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Tumeric

A tropical perennial plant in the ginger family. The plant thrives in rich, well-drained soil with plenty of sun and water. We were lucky that this was already in our bed.

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Lettuce

We have transferred our oak leaf lettuce from the greenhouse to our garden bed. The children got to see the process of it growing so quickly with worm juice.

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strawberries

We have transferred our strawberries from the greenhouse to the garden bed and are patiently waiting for the first fruits to harvest.

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Coriander

Transferred from the greenhouse to the garden and is surprisingly doing very well! A few courageous children have tasted it with mixed reviews!

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Tomatoes

Prolific, easy to grow, thriving in full sun. You'll be lucky to see a red one before Aria pops them in her mouth. These are slowly growing through the heat.

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Papaya Tree

Generously left from previous owners of garden bed. We can't wait for the first fruit to be ready to taste!

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Phone: 0404 597 468

Email: mikhala@littleleaflearners.com

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