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6 Green Activities to Celebrate Mother’s Day in NYC

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  • Easy Edible Gardening Projects for spring
    Spring has officially sprung and it's a great time to renew your connection to this beautiful planet we call home. One great way to deepen your connection with the earth is to get outdoors, digging in the dirt and planting food to green the land and provide sustenance for yourself and your family. Newbie gardeners may feel apprehensive about trying to grow edible plants, but there are many simple gardening projects that are easy to do, both indoors and out....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/6-surprisingly-easy-edible-gardening-projects-for-spring/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Easy Edible gardening for spring
    Spring has officially sprung and it's a great time to renew your connection to this beautiful planet we call home. One great way to deepen your connection with the earth is to get outdoors, digging in the dirt and planting food to green the land and provide sustenance for yourself and your family. Newbie gardeners may feel apprehensive about trying to grow edible plants, but there are many simple gardening projects that are easy to do, both indoors and out....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/6-surprisingly-easy-edible-gardening-projects-for-spring/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Tomatoes
    Spring has officially sprung and it's a great time to renew your connection to this beautiful planet we call home. One great way to deepen your connection with the earth is to get outdoors, digging in the dirt and planting food to green the land and provide sustenance for yourself and your family. Newbie gardeners may feel apprehensive about trying to grow edible plants, but there are many simple gardening projects that are easy to do, both indoors and out....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/6-surprisingly-easy-edible-gardening-projects-for-spring/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Make your own personal scallion farm
    Spring has officially sprung and it's a great time to renew your connection to this beautiful planet we call home. One great way to deepen your connection with the earth is to get outdoors, digging in the dirt and planting food to green the land and provide sustenance for yourself and your family. Newbie gardeners may feel apprehensive about trying to grow edible plants, but there are many simple gardening projects that are easy to do, both indoors and out....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/6-surprisingly-easy-edible-gardening-projects-for-spring/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Apple Tree
    Spring has officially sprung and it's a great time to renew your connection to this beautiful planet we call home. One great way to deepen your connection with the earth is to get outdoors, digging in the dirt and planting food to green the land and provide sustenance for yourself and your family. Newbie gardeners may feel apprehensive about trying to grow edible plants, but there are many simple gardening projects that are easy to do, both indoors and out....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/6-surprisingly-easy-edible-gardening-projects-for-spring/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Plant a bee garden
    Spring has officially sprung and it's a great time to renew your connection to this beautiful planet we call home. One great way to deepen your connection with the earth is to get outdoors, digging in the dirt and planting food to green the land and provide sustenance for yourself and your family. Newbie gardeners may feel apprehensive about trying to grow edible plants, but there are many simple gardening projects that are easy to do, both indoors and out....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/6-surprisingly-easy-edible-gardening-projects-for-spring/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Bee on a flower
    Spring has officially sprung and it's a great time to renew your connection to this beautiful planet we call home. One great way to deepen your connection with the earth is to get outdoors, digging in the dirt and planting food to green the land and provide sustenance for yourself and your family. Newbie gardeners may feel apprehensive about trying to grow edible plants, but there are many simple gardening projects that are easy to do, both indoors and out....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/6-surprisingly-easy-edible-gardening-projects-for-spring/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Chives
    Spring has officially sprung and it's a great time to renew your connection to this beautiful planet we call home. One great way to deepen your connection with the earth is to get outdoors, digging in the dirt and planting food to green the land and provide sustenance for yourself and your family. Newbie gardeners may feel apprehensive about trying to grow edible plants, but there are many simple gardening projects that are easy to do, both indoors and out....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/6-surprisingly-easy-edible-gardening-projects-for-spring/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Terrarium
    Spring has officially sprung and it's a great time to renew your connection to this beautiful planet we call home. One great way to deepen your connection with the earth is to get outdoors, digging in the dirt and planting food to green the land and provide sustenance for yourself and your family. Newbie gardeners may feel apprehensive about trying to grow edible plants, but there are many simple gardening projects that are easy to do, both indoors and out....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/6-surprisingly-easy-edible-gardening-projects-for-spring/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Native Flower Garden
    Spring has officially sprung and it's a great time to renew your connection to this beautiful planet we call home. One great way to deepen your connection with the earth is to get outdoors, digging in the dirt and planting food to green the land and provide sustenance for yourself and your family. Newbie gardeners may feel apprehensive about trying to grow edible plants, but there are many simple gardening projects that are easy to do, both indoors and out....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/6-surprisingly-easy-edible-gardening-projects-for-spring/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Citrus
    Spring has officially sprung and it's a great time to renew your connection to this beautiful planet we call home. One great way to deepen your connection with the earth is to get outdoors, digging in the dirt and planting food to green the land and provide sustenance for yourself and your family. Newbie gardeners may feel apprehensive about trying to grow edible plants, but there are many simple gardening projects that are easy to do, both indoors and out....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/6-surprisingly-easy-edible-gardening-projects-for-spring/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Avocado Tree
    Spring has officially sprung and it's a great time to renew your connection to this beautiful planet we call home. One great way to deepen your connection with the earth is to get outdoors, digging in the dirt and planting food to green the land and provide sustenance for yourself and your family. Newbie gardeners may feel apprehensive about trying to grow edible plants, but there are many simple gardening projects that are easy to do, both indoors and out....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/6-surprisingly-easy-edible-gardening-projects-for-spring/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Summer squash
    Spring has officially sprung and it's a great time to renew your connection to this beautiful planet we call home. One great way to deepen your connection with the earth is to get outdoors, digging in the dirt and planting food to green the land and provide sustenance for yourself and your family. Newbie gardeners may feel apprehensive about trying to grow edible plants, but there are many simple gardening projects that are easy to do, both indoors and out....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/6-surprisingly-easy-edible-gardening-projects-for-spring/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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  • Guide to beginner edible gardening
    Spring has officially sprung and it's a great time to renew your connection to this beautiful planet we call home. One great way to deepen your connection with the earth is to get outdoors, digging in the dirt and planting food to green the land and provide sustenance for yourself and your family. Newbie gardeners may feel apprehensive about trying to grow edible plants, but there are many simple gardening projects that are easy to do, both indoors and out....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/6-surprisingly-easy-edible-gardening-projects-for-spring/'>READ ARTICLE</a>
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Easy Edible Gardening Projects for spring

Spring has officially sprung and it's a great time to renew your connection to this beautiful planet we call home. One great way to deepen your connection with the earth is to get outdoors, digging in the dirt and planting food to green the land and provide sustenance for yourself and your family. Newbie gardeners may feel apprehensive about trying to grow edible plants, but there are many simple gardening projects that are easy to do, both indoors and out....

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