Episode

Curiosity in Bloom: The Developmental Power of Gardening

Podcast: Hidden Language of Children
Published: Apr 28, 2025
Duration seconds: 2070
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Summary

Laura Cyrocki, director of healthy meals and garden programs at Hanna Perkins School, discusses why gardening is such a fertile activity for developmental growth, and offers suggestions for getting young children started in the garden.