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We've been spending a lot of time in the garden and Little E has become really interested in plants and has shown an interest in growning her own. Fortune shone upon us this week as Husband's bottle of tomato ketchup came with free tomato seeds. This was the prefect opportunity to try out the Baker Ross plant pot kit I've been meaning to buy seeds for since the beginning of Spring!  The kit includes four plant pots which you decorate by colouring one of the pre-printed paper designs or you can use the blank template to create your own unique design. Little E enjoyed colouring the templates and decided on the heart design for her flower pot. You simply place the finished template in between the two pieces of plant pot and clip it closed encasing the design behind the see through plastic outer skin. This was easy enough for Little E to do herself. We then put our wellies on and went outside. She filled it with soil and added her tomato seeds. We watered and put the pot in a sunny spot on our window ledge because we don't have a greenhouse. I then crossed my fingers that tomatoes will appear. Little E has already asked where her tomatoes are so this will be a good lesson in patience! I now need to get some seeds for the other three pots...  Pack of 4 design your own plant pots £4.96 from bakerross.co.uk We are part of the Baker Ross blogger network but all opinions are our own. Linking up to #CountryKids at coombemill.com, #LetKidsBeKids at letkidsbekids.co.uk and #kidscorner at elizabethskitchendiary.co.uk
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7/6/2014 02:42:03 am
Those pots look like a great idea! I have the opposite problem to you. I have loads of seeds but nothing to put them in! #countrykids 7/6/2014 02:47:05 pm
A lovely crafting activity and a spot of gardening too! I hope they do well and look forward to seeing how they grow. Thanks for linking up and sharing with Country Kids.
chantelle hazelden (mamamummymum)
10/6/2014 02:41:21 am
all my girls love drawing and colouring so this would be perfect for a rainy day activity for them #triedtested 10/6/2014 03:45:56 am
Love these, they would be ideal for summer planting! Thanks for linking up with #TriedTested 10/6/2014 06:22:29 am
Aww! How lovely! 10/6/2014 01:32:15 pm
These look great, what a lovely way to help children get involved in gardening 11/6/2014 12:08:06 am
Nice way to entice kids to gardening =) #letkidsbekids Leave a Reply. |
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