Childrens Climbing Gear

You'll find so many ways to take advantage of their overwhelming beauty -- to cover a trellis or arbor, to soar up a pillar or post, to decorate a fence or add a welcome note to your entryway.

It's an absolute must-have if you're seeking an antique, climbing rose with gorgeous pink color that's also incredibly hardy and easy to care for. We have secured a very limited quantity of this hard-to-find, climbing rose, so don't miss out.

Can tolerate zone 4 with winter protection. So order as many as you can use at these bargain prices! We send mixed colors of our choice. We can't tell you which variety you will receive, but they are all our regular top-quality climbing roses.

An amazing abundance of 2 1/2 to 3'' deep pink blooms that peak in spring and again in fall. The mildew resistant foliage begins as coppery-purple and then turns a rich, dark green.

Climbing Blaze Rose will cover a lot of space with intense 2-3'' non-fading blooms. Climbing Blaze Rose is an ideal pillar rose for planting along fences, porches, or arches. This is the improved free-blooming strain.

A Brownell Sub-Zero rose, disease free, vigorous and hardy. Plant them anywhere you want to enhance the view with luxuriant green foliage covered with a mass display of glorious color.

The Climbing Joseph Rose is a true ever-blooming climber; the flowers keep coming nearly every day from spring until frost. Climbing Joseph Rose's have tight buds that are cardinal red, changing to marigold orange, then opening into 3'' flowers of bright...

ORDER EARLY -- SUPPLY IS LIMITED! Large 3-5'' fragrant blooms all season long in a showy color seen in few other roses. Ideal for trellises and arbors or plant several to cover a wall or fence.

Eliminate die back caused by drying out of the canes. Provides the best winter care for your roses that we have found. Fold flat for storage. Easy to assemble. A must where protection up to 30 degrees below is required.

And it is ever blooming, beginning with a grand display in late spring and blooming continuously until late fall. Plant them anywhere you want to enhance the view with luxuriant green foliage covered with a mass display of glorious color.

The Viking Queen Rose is an energetic climber that can handle the summer heat without fading and can take the winter cold down to -15° below zero without protection. Her royal highness, the Viking Queen, will steal your heart away! Soon covers walls,...

Another common gizmo for tree camping is known as portaledge and was developed by alpinists to sleep when they climb big walls for several days on a rank. Admire the light breaking amidst the leaves, sending rays and catching insects busy minding their...

Blot off any water that rises to the top with paper towels.Now comes the chance to let your child's imagination go wild. Place a 15-inch stake across the tops of both stakes horizontally and nail it in place.Next, leaving 18 inches of the stake clear...

WHEN I GROW UP Preschooler will learn words about what they can be when they grow up. When I Grow Up (Search and Find) WHEN I GROW UP

If you wish to make your own mixture, combine halfand half sand. The plant has no obvious leaves because the onion-like bulb is comprised of compressed leaf structures. It is not an edible plant and can be described as an interesting, but not as pretty,...

A school may have several smaller garden sites, each with their own theme such as:Or even a combination of these, depending on the objectives for the garden site.A school garden is usually organized by a group of interested teachers, administrators and...

The seed is sown on top of the soil where it may be baked dry by the sun, blown away by the wind, washed away by heavy rains, or nibbled away by birds or other small wildlife. The traditional method of broadcasting seed comes with several major drawbacks.

Gardening with toddlers is a healthy way for parents and children to enjoy the outdoors together.Choose textured plants that they can feel and sensitive plants that snap shut when touched.is very fragrant, and if you catch the flowers at just the right...

The kids can stuff the stalks with their favorite nutritious spreads, such as nut butters and humus, or use them in food art and other fun activities.Growing a celery bottom is easy.

After your silkworms have reached full maturity as a caterpillar, they'll begin spinning their coveted silk. They'll be the ones with saw-toothed, irregularly shaped leaves that look sort of like mittens.

It is great for filling in nooks and crannies nearly anywhere, even old boots.– Snapdragons are fun plants for kids, not only by their many colors and sizes, but also by pinching the blossoms to make the dragon's mouth open.– these flowers, with their...

Fill a shirt and pants, or a colorful old dress, with hay, straw or grass clippings and staple the edges once the clothes are filled. Attach a straw hat, baseball cap or even an old, colorful wig fromAttach noise makers, such as disposable aluminum pie...

Include:Maybe your child enjoys stories relative to frogs such as “The Frog Prince” or “The Princess and the Frog.” Include plants related to the story and accent with garden frogs andKids enjoy playing in and around barns, so why not use this...

Include them in planning, and then let them claim total ownership.If you have space, include a small patch of grass to provide a soft area for playing. Most kids love a special, floppy hat just for gardening.

Are popular indoor plants, valued for their unique, exotic beauty. This tropical orchid sometimes blooms all year long. However, consider the needs of your particular orchid.To help get you started, here are some of the best children's orchids:– Easy...

Finally, drill two holes in the top of the gourd to hold a wire for hanging.Give your child the drilled gourd and a collection of paints and let him or her paint personalized designs on the outer shell.

Personalizing pumpkins or other squash in this manner will engage kids for months and will guarantee that you have a personal garden buddy, ready and willing to assist with garden chores.