This item is a digital version of Square Foot Garden Basics that you can download and print out at home. 

Square Foot Gardening is an easy way to grow lots of kinds of food in a small space. This booklet covers the basics — how it works, how to get started, and what to plant when — with a focus on gardening with kids. Includes garden planning worksheets and information on lead safety. An updated, expanded version of the Square Foot Gardening Cheat Sheet that started it all.

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Formatted for 8 1/2 x 11 paper
Ages: grownup-ish
Skills needed: none
Skills taught: gardening, math

This item is a digital version of the You Can Grow Food coloring book that you can download and print out at home. 

If you want your kids to eat vegetables today, bribe them with dessert. If you want them to eat vegetables every day, plant a garden together.

This companion to Square Foot Garden Basics will get your little ones excited about growing — and eating — their own vegetables. (And once they discover they like to eat the plants they grow, they're more willing to try the ones from the market.)  

Ages: all

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Formatted for 8 1/2 x 11 paper
Ages: all
Skills needed: none
Skills taught: gardening, math

This item is a digital version of Things To Grow And Eat (A Square Foot Garden Planner) that you can download and print out at home. 

By popular request, this coloring book / garden planning workbook contains illustrated square foot garden spacings for more than 45 food crops, with garden planning worksheets for the four most popular garden bed sizes.

Perfect for deciding what to grow, planning out your garden, or keeping your kids entertained while getting them excited about growing and eating vegetables!

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24 pages
Formatted for 8 1/2 x 11 paper
Ages: all
Skills needed: none
Skills taught: gardening, math

This item is a digital version of the Rainbow Chard coloring book that you can download and print out at home. 

If you like spinach or beets, you might like rainbow chard! (If you dislike spinach or beets, you probably won't like plain, raw rainbow chard, but you still might like it if you cook it, especially if you add a little bit of butter or olive oil with a little garlic, or a little bacon or cheese. Fat is magical.)  

Contains tips for growing, preparing, and enjoying rainbow chard. (Or even ordinary green-and-white chard.) 

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Formatted for 8 1/2 x 11 paper
Ages: all

This item is a digital version of In Season: Fall that you can download and print out at home. 

Autumn is here, that wonderful roller coaster of gratitude, seasonal affective disorder, family drama, and pie. This little coloring book features eight of fall's most delicious fruits and vegetables, perfect for when you to distract certain family members (or take a much-deserved coloring break yourself.) 

apples  
brussels sprouts  
winter squash  
sweet potatoes  
parsnips and carrots  
persimmons  
dark leafy greens
 

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Formatted for 8 1/2 x 11 paper
Ages: all

This item is a digital version of the Lemons coloring book. It is a PDF that you can download and print out at home. 

This book was a special request from a four year-old. "Tell her to make a book about lemons," she said, so I did. 

Now your family can:

• learn how to make your lemons last longer
• make food taste less boring with lemon juice instead of salt
• ask your neighbors if you can pick a lemon from their tree
• no, seriously, ask first
• follow a recipe for lemon-honey dressing
• and more!

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Formatted for 8 1/2 x 11 paper