The Little Seedlings Club is returning to Dobbies garden centre in Southport.
The first Little Seedlings Club in-store event this year will take place at the store, on Bentham’s Way in Birkdale, on Sunday, 5th September.
Free for children aged 4-10 years old, the Little Seedlings workshops inspire families to encourage their children to get growing, where they can develop their skills and learn about plants, wildlife and the environment.
The first in-store event since March 2020 will be centred around recycling in your garden to coincide with Recycling Week (21st-27th September).
Budding gardeners will have the chance to create pots from household waste, turning food scraps into fertiliser and exploring all the ways in which they can look after the environment and have fun in the garden at the same time.
There will be two sessions on offer; session one which is aimed at children aged 4-7; and session two which is aimed at children aged 8-10.
Children will receive a welcome pack when they become a Little Seedlings member, filled with everything they need to get started.
When attending the in-store events, children can gain certificates as they go, with bronze, silver and gold awards on offer for attending more than three events. Post event, attendees will take home a guide to help them support and care for the item they’ve created, in addition to an activity sheet to work through.
Marcus Eyles, Horticultural Director of Dobbies, said: “At Dobbies, we are constantly looking at ways to get children involved in gardening, and we’re thrilled to have relaunched our instore Little Seedlings workshops.
“These events are a wonderful way to encourage the next generation to get into gardening and enjoy all the benefits it can bring. The Little Seedlings events really do give children a chance to begin a lifelong passion for gardening.”
The in-store workshop at Dobbies in Southport is free to attend, but booking is required to secure a space. Parents are advised to book in advance to avoid disappointment.
Those that are unable to attend the in-store workshops but would like to be part of the Little Seedlings Club can visit the website for all things gardening. Packed full of activities, tutorials and educational content, the children’s gardening club is a fantastic place for parents and children to go to get gardening ideas and learn all about wildlife, plants and the environment.
For more information on the Little Seedlings Club, or to find out how your little one can participate in the ‘recycle in your garden’ in-store workshop, visit www.dobbies.com/little-seedlings.
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