Our kid-friendly ideas, from fairy gardens to seedling starters, will nurture their green thumbs in every season.

1. DIY mini grass houses built from a bunch of ordinary household sponges:

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2. Fill a mason jar  with sugar water to finish a whimsical butterfly feeder. Before that, you need to have a bit of knot-tying know-how:

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3. Growing grass head is a super fun way to watch the “hair” grow and trim trim trimming it off:

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4. Fill the used egg cartons with some potting soil to plant the seeds, and then cover the containers with a plastic bag to create a lovely little greenhouse:

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5. Don’t throw away those empty plastic water bottles, as they can be turn into cute tomato planters hung from a deck or front porch:

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6. It is very interesting to watch how fast the beans grow on cotton balls:

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7. Kids would love play with these mud cupcakes in the garden:

Source: themultitaskingwoman.com

8. DIY painted rocks for garden markers:

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9. Give your little people a space of their own garden:

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10. Place the seeds in the fingers of the glove to learn how the plants start growing:

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11. This sprinkler is easy and it only takes the kids a few minutes to build:

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12. Attract a variety of wild birds to garden with handmade bird food garland:

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