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The Top 5 Reasons to Garden with Kids – Even If You Have a Black Thumb

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April 10, 2015 By Linda McGurk

To garden with kids or not. That is the question. If you’re an experienced, dedicated and prolific gardener, your answer is likely a resounding ‘YES’. But what if you’re more like me, interested in growing my own food, but disorganized and short on time and talent? Here’s my five cents: Do it anyway.

Top 5 Reasons to Garden with Kids - Even if you have a black thumb! Don't give up on gardening with your kids because of your own shortcomings or failures as a gardener. The kids can still reap many benefits from your attempts to grow your own food. Rain or Shine Mamma.

When I think about my mother, images of her with a shovel in her hand and dirt under her fingernails usually come to mind. For as long as I can remember, she has tinkered in her garden, composting, digging, planting, weeding, mulching, harvesting and building various greenhouse contraptions. As a kid I enjoyed the fruits of her labor, and as an adult, I’m doing my best to give my kids the same experience, even though I inherited neither my mother’s talent nor her dedication. Although I start out with great enthusiasm every year, my garden will probably never live up to its full potential.

Regardless, I stay determined to grow at least a few crops in the backyard with my daughters every year. I’ve realized that not only is it possible to garden with kids even if you have a black thumb, it actually has many benefits. Here are the top five reasons why you should give it a try:

1. Gardening makes you happy

Many people refer to their gardens as their “happy place” and there may be a good reason for that. Research suggests that breathing in the bacterium Mycobacterium vaccae, which is found in soil, can increase your brain’s serotonin levels and enhance your mood. In other words, gardening can be a natural anti-depressant that lifts the spirits of adults and children alike.

2. Failure can lead to new discoveries

When we returned from a three week long trip to Sweden last summer, my potted tomato plants had been devastated by the tomato horn worm. I was disappointed, of course, but the kids were delighted at the sight of the fat (but still very hungry) green caterpillars and stayed busy for days studying and building habitats for them. When giant moths showed up in the same pots a few weeks later, we were able to make the connection to the caterpillars and the transformation that had taken place.

3. Even the smallest crop will taste magical

So you only got six carrots out of the big batch that you planted? I bet they’re still going to taste better than any of the ones you buy at the grocery store! A small crop will make it seem all the more special, and will help the kids appreciate the difference between fresh, locally grown produce and the mass produced varieties.

Top 5 Reasons to Garden with Kids. Rain or Shine Mamma.

4. Every once in a while you’ll pick a winner

Last year we started four pumpkin seeds in an egg carton seed starter and later transplanted them to the backyard. With minimal care (which is probably an understatement) they went on to produce over 20 large pumpkins in time for Halloween. I also seem to do fairly well with potatoes, which seem to cope relatively well with moderate levels of neglect. The trick here is to find what is easy to grow in your soil and climate and pick at least a few “safe” crops.

5. Your kids may still grow up to love gardening

In my experience my kids are less likely to care about the crops that didn’t turn out than the ones that did. By introducing them to gardening at an early age I’ve at least given them a chance to learn about plant life cycles and the delicate balance that sustains us and the planet. Even if I’m not as good at or as committed to gardening as I’d like to be, I find peace in the thought that my kids may still grow up to love gardening. And chances are they’ll do a better job than me.

Top 5 Reasons to Garden with Kids - Even if you have a black thumb! Don't give up on gardening with your kids because of your own shortcomings or failures as a gardener. The kids can still reap many benefits from your attempts to grow your own food. Rain or Shine Mamma.

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  1. Mae says

    April 10, 2015 at 8:47 pm

    Thanks for featuring my post. I think my kids like gardening because they love digging in the dirt and getting muddy.

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    • Linda McGurk says

      April 18, 2015 at 8:53 pm

      No problem:o) And yes, getting dirty is definitely a nice side effect of gardening!

      Reply
  2. Jenny says

    April 13, 2015 at 9:19 am

    YES! Love this top 5. Our family spent the weekend cleaning up the garden to get ready to till. We found lots of worms, spiders and even a snake. My experiment this year is to use the okra seeds that were still in some left over okra I never picked. I will have to remember the Mycobacterium vaccae antidote next time I (or my kis) are grouchy. My philosophy in gardening is you need to plant enough food for yourself, the bugs, the rabbits and deer AND vegetables still grow in weeds.

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    • Linda McGurk says

      April 18, 2015 at 8:53 pm

      I love your gardening philosophy, Jenny! Thanks for reading.

      Reply
  3. Nell says

    April 19, 2015 at 11:14 pm

    I love this post! I resonate with how you feel about your mother 100%! My mom is one of the most talented gardeners and DIYers I know — I only wish I had half of her talent. As far as gardening goes I ride on her coatails learning alongside my daughter. I would love to be a part of your link party!! I post a weekly outdoor activity in a series titled “Get outside & connect.” May I join you?

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    • Linda McGurk says

      April 22, 2015 at 8:39 pm

      Thanks, Nell! I keep learning all the time – and that’s part of the fun too:o) And definitely join the linky, we’d love to have you!

      Reply
  4. Leila - Mud Mud Marvellous Mud says

    April 21, 2015 at 6:16 am

    Brilliant post! Little Man isn’t that bothered about getting involved in the gardening at the moment but he too is fascinated by any bugs or beasties that appear in the garden. He also loves to eat what he finds. He even tasted Dandelions yesterday! He has remembered the plums from last year and keeps asking when they will be back on the trees this year. I love it when they make connections between their food and how it gets to their plate, it is such an important lesson.

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    • Linda McGurk says

      April 22, 2015 at 8:41 pm

      Thank you, Leila! I love it when we do get some veggies and berries for the kids to pick and eat – even if it’s not a big crop it makes the whole venture worthwhile!

      Reply
  5. Let kids be kids says

    April 24, 2015 at 7:27 am

    Definitely good reasons to garden with kids. We did really well with carrots last year. My son loves sugar snap peas so we bought some seeds for him to plant this year…fingers crossed they grow.
    Thanks for linking #LetKidsBeKids

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    • Linda McGurk says

      April 25, 2015 at 10:32 am

      Absolutely:o) I love sugar snap peas as well, but last year the deer ate them all…Working on getting an electric fence put up this year.

      Reply
  6. Maggie Bartle says

    November 18, 2019 at 7:45 pm

    Gardening with my kids is actually what lead me to discovering that I have a rather green thumb. I was amazed at how big and beautiful the flowers we grew over the summer turned out to be. We ended up putting them in some flower contest thing they had at their school and we won by a mile – even the teachers were amazed. They couldn’t believe our flowers were only a few months old.

    “What did you feed them?!”

    Ehh I dunno, water? Lol

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    • Linda McGurk says

      November 19, 2019 at 11:36 am

      That’s awesome! Glad you had such success with your flowers:)

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