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FREE ways to get started
Season 26 · Episode 7

FREE ways to get started

This week a question about cost effective ways to get started at school

Skinny Jean Gardener Podcast

March 21, 202520m 0s

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Show Notes

This week on the Skinny Jean Gardener Podcast, we tackle a key question from educators: What are the most cost-effective ways to start a school garden? 💰🌱

Gardening in schools doesn’t have to break the budget, and in this episode, I share practical, low-cost strategies to get students growing without hefty price tags. From free resources and community partnerships to creative upcycling and low-maintenance plants, we explore simple ways to bring gardening into the classroom—no matter your budget.

Whether you’re a teacher, parent, or just passionate about getting kids outdoors, this episode is packed with real, actionable advice to make school gardening accessible for everyone.

Tune in and let’s grow together! 🎧🌿

Plus Olive joins us to answer your children’s questions, and Lee answers your parenting questions too!

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