This pdf gives suggestions for flowers, vegetables, fruits, and herbs most suited for youth gardens in Wisconsin, and ideas for how to use the produce. By no means an exhaustive list – but a great place to begin! View Resource »
Garden Design Ideas
This pdf lists ideas for themed vegetable and flower gardens, as well as specific design elements perfectly suited for children’s gardens. Developed by Community GroundWorks. View Resource »
Building Pollinator Gardens
Where have all the pollinators gone?! The decline in pollinator populations has been attributed to the excessive use of pesticides and conversion of natural landscapes. Without pollinators, the garden fresh food we eat and succulent flowers we enjoy would not be possible! This brief will offer suggestions on how to build a successful pollinator garden that attracts diverse pollinators! Download Brief »
Tips for Creating an Accessible School Garden
An accessible school garden is one that gives all students an opportunity to participate in its activities. While this brief offers general suggestions for garden design, bed styles, tools, practices, and preparation that will help a garden serve as an inclusive setting, remember that communicating with children, their caregivers, and experienced school personnel will best create a garden where all children can comfortably and safely grow, play, and learn. Download Brief »
Gardens for Young Learners
Everyone has a place in a garden. Careful attention to the garden design and materials used will help ensure an inspiring and safe space for even the youngest learners. Download Brief »
