Can you give some ideas for the school garden club to do in wet weather?

Answer 1

If by your question, you mean that it is too wet to work in the garden and you do not have a green house or sheltered potting shed, here are some ideas for that rainy day when the garden is all mud 1. arrange to visit a florist or greenhouse or landscaping wholesaler (or the advisor with some preplanning could have arranged to have one of them come to the school on a rainy day with some plants to discuss). 2. Have a garden design contest in which students design their own gardens. Club advisor can create challenging situations that homeowners might have to deal with. 3. Go to the library and find gardening books and spend a rainy afternoon reading them. Advisor might challenge students to find certain types of gardens and prepare talk 4. With a little pre-planning, an advisor might have collected a stack of used gardening magazines that can be cut up and display boards made explaining different types of gardens. 5. Also with pre-planning, work on indoor gardens with materials set aside for rainy day by the advisor. 6. Use the rainy day to go through all the seed catalogs and prepare your ideas for orders for next season. One thing you could do is to create a "rainy day committee" and charge them with planning things to do on rainy days. Gardening is a year round, every climate, everyday activity. Sometimes the rainy days are the best.