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Great ways to make healthy food even more attractive for children. Do you do this with your kids? - Dan

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This weeks blog article by Ben Vanheems discusses why you should consider saving your own seeds and ways to approach harvesting and storing them:
http://www.growveg.com/growblogpost.aspx?id=259
My 3 year old daughter would love a set like this for her dolls house - she never misses a chance to help in our vegetable garden with me. - Dan
Great example of container gardening. Making use of multiple levels and structures to enable more planting space.

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If you can't paddle it, plant it! This is not only a useful way to recycle an old kayak, but I think it also makes an attractive planter too. What do you think? - Dan
This would definitely make me smile if I passed it on my way to my vegetable garden!
Did you know that the filter option in our online Garden Planner can be used to show only plants that can be planted out right now? By selecting the fall planting option you can extend your growing season hugely and add a selection of veggi
es which will provide fresh crops throughout the winter. To try the filter feature, open the Garden Planner and click on the funnel icon to the left of the plant selection toolbar. Why don't you see how many plants you could be growing right now? http://www.growveg.com/
I've heard of talking to your veggies, and even singing to them, but taking a bath with them!

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Following on from the futuristic kitchen garden we posted earlier, here's proof that it's becoming a reality. Here's a sensor system that is able to detect your plant's water and air temperature, humidity, brightness, and soil pH. Would you be interested in a system like this? - Dan http://www.psfk.com/2012/09/bitponics-garden-sensor.html
The kitchen nano garden: a conceptual kitchen garden for the future. Great for those of us without any growing space. What do you think? - Dan
It's Sunday, and the sun is still shining here in Derbyshire in the UK (a rarity this year). What's the weather like for getting out in the garden where you are? - Dan
Love this idea to brighten up an old garden fence by filling in the knot holes with coloured stones for the light to shine through.
Spice up your salads with these radish toadstools. Do you add any unique touches to your salads? My dad likes to cut the tomatoes into flower shapes for ours - Dan

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It's Friday and if you fancy a little treat, why not try this: melt some chocolate, pour some into an ice cube tray, add strawberries and pop in the fridge for 10 minutes - delicious!
A sure sign that autumn is starting here in the UK. Time for apple and berry crumble with ice cream I think, yum. Wherever you are in the world, what's the favourite meal your garden is providing at this time of year? - Dan