Spring is almost here, and one great way to get kids reconnected with nature is gardening. Whether you’re looking to transform your window sill or start a backyard flower patch, check out the Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s book, “Gardening with Children” for ideas for plants kids can easily maintain ($8.95). If you’re lacking a green thumb, pick up an Easy Bloom plant sensor ($42.95). The electronic device tells you which plants will grow in a particular spot—simply stick it in the soil and then into your computer’s USB port.
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