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Welcome to Growing Green Thumbs. Join us for fun days in organic gardens and get back to nature with inspiring posts about playing, growing, eating & sharing. Melbourne Australia.

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Introducing a Worm Farm to your school is a great educational tool for students to learn about sustainability and reducing their eco foot print.
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Detectives (pre lockdown) exploring the diversity of the garden.
The leaves on these cauliflowers are the biggest we’ve ever seen! Let’s hope the same happens with the cauliflower!
More lockdown boxes for families, lots of hidden gems inside.. #community
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  • Recycling waste with kids at school
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