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Growing sound - cross-curricular activities teaching music, physics and plant science.

Getting started with growing sound. Making musical fruit and veg. Sound gardens and trails. Growing Sound is a project that uses cross-curricular activities to teach music, physics and plant science. This website is a collection of tried and tested resources and ideas for schools to use themselves. The activities are aimed at Key Stages 2 and 3, but can be adapted for other Key Stages. Getting started with growing sound. Making musical fruit and veg. Sound gardens and trails.

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Native Spring Flowering Trees. A native plant is one that occurs naturally in a regional ecosystem. There are more than 215 trees that are native to the state of Georgia, making it one of the states with the highest diversity of tree species. When we as homeowners or city planners plant native species we are able to rely upon their ability to handle local weather conditions,. Anyone Can Grow a Tomato. Growing tomatoes is not hard. Anyone can do it! Alpharetta's City Parks. Georgia's State Parks.

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Are GMO Opponents Bullying UF Researchers? Some research institutions may shy away from controversial subjects. The University of Florida doesn’t appear to be one of those places. Minnesota-South Dakota Equipment Dealers Association Names New President/CEO. USDA Releases 2015 Cash Rents and Land Values Data. Pesticide Permit Bill Underscores Need for Workable WOTUS Rule. U Of Illinois Economist on Budgeting For $4 Corn and $9.25 Soybeans. 1st Half: Trimbles Sales Down 6%, Net Income Down 59%. Growing Ame...

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Inspiration Garden: Drought Tolerant Plants. I especially liked the striking contrast of the Purple Heart. Here, breaking up the green. There's a list of List of Drought Tolerant Plants. From Clemson Extension if you are also inspired to try this at home. Fire Ants in your Vegetable Garden? When planting my vegetable garden this spring, I found a family of fire ants had moved in. Lucky me! Perhaps it would be better to fill my yard with plants that nurture wildlife. Just give me time! But on the other ha...

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Tidying up the Growing Cossall bed. February 5, 2012, 11:23 pm. Filed under: broad beans. So last week we spent a cold but sunny afternoon clearing parts of the raised bed ready for planting-I managed to pop some broad bean ‘beans’ in the ground before the snow fell-it was February after all! So we are looking to do a further session on Sunday 19th February at 2pm-do keep this date free in your diary and pop down to help out and lets plan our planting for the next year! Some inspiration from up norf!

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