Marie Lecroir: Urban gardening

When parents sit at the table with their children and eat, their fierce eyes soften and their smile glow. You take him to the garden, you water him, and you put him on steam, and he's excited and he lights up. When you take him to the garden with your face in front of a computer monitor, he's different. It's not so much about memorizing one more alphabet as it is about taking our child to nature. In the garden, you feel their emotions becoming infinitely transparent and pure. It's 100 times stronger than any kind of admonition or nagging. That's why we need to cultivate gardens with our kids more than the big name of the need to plant gardens for biodiversity. You don't have to go to the countryside. If you live in an apartment, if you're willing, you can create a little space. When we plant trees, plant plants, water, feel nature, nature knows what it does by itself, and we do a lot of things with our heads. Gardening? This book provides us with a lot of information about what tools are needed for gardens, what plants eat, and what the history of soil is from stone, and how we plant our gardens together. The original subject of this book was a wealth of basic information for the garden to be produced as much as “a simple garden.”.

Korean title: 도시 텃밭 가꾸기

Korean author: 마리 레크로아르

Korean publisher: 내인생의책

ISBN-13: 9791157236169