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Read this collection now for entertainment about kids in the garden! [GreenPrints]( April 29, 2023  [GET JOY AND LAUGHTER FROM THESE HEARTWARMING STORIES ABOUT KIDS IN THE GARDEN!]( When you read this special GreenPrints Collection [Gardening with Kids: Heartwarming & educational stories for everyone]( you get some delightful stories that are truly revealing about the nature of children. Start reading—and enjoying—right now! Dear Gardener, Kids say—and do—the darndest things! When you read the special GreenPrints Collection [Gardening with Kids: Heartwarming & educational stories for everyone]( today, you get the best—and funniest—real-life stories about kids in the garden. When I first read the “My Dinosaur Bromeliad” story, I couldn’t help but think of my grandson Nicholas. He is a dinosaur fanatic—and for a six-year-old kid, he’s somewhat of an expert! Believe me, I sometimes can’t pronounce the dinosaur names … and he’ll correct me! [Autumn 2022 Issue]( Nicholas loves to play outside in the yard with me, searching for dinosaurs. “That’s a pine cone, Papa Bill,” he once said. “Dinosaurs probably didn’t like pine cones.” When I read Nicholas “My Dinosaur Bromeliad”—and he saw the cute illustration with an emerging dinosaur (“That’s a T-Rex, Papa Bill!”)—he immediately wanted the plant and the sponges. And he’s a quick study: “B-R-O-M-E-L-I-A-D,” he slowly pronounced. “My Dinosaur Bromeliad” is just one story in the GreenPrints Special Collection [Gardening with Kids: Heartwarming & educational stories for everyone]( that will delight you, educate you, and give you fodder for telling stories to the kids in your life. Here’s the story from the GreenPrints Collection [Gardening with Kids: Heartwarming & educational stories for everyone]( entitled “My Dinosaur Bromeliad”—you’ll be chuckling after you read this! [My Dinosaur Bromeliad]( A flower bud that looked like a dinosaur? By Mary Ekstrand Hey, Mom,” my nine-year-old son Andy called to me from the living room. “Brett wants to know about your new plant. What is it?” “A bromeliad,” I proudly answered, as I joined the two boys in the living room. “Isn’t it gorgeous? It’s a tropical plant, but it can live in a variety of climates.” I was so proud of my bromeliad. I’d grown easy ivies and some simple ferns before, but never a tropical plant like this one. My bromeliad was not only fancy, it was exotic! This was the kind of houseplant that would pop up in the drawing room of an English mystery novel. “Look,” I explained to the boys, “you water it from above, right down into the center of the plant, not on the dirt. It absorbs the water from there. In fact, some small creatures, like little salamanders and tree frogs, can live inside the plant and use that accumulated moisture. It’s like there’s a tiny lake in the middle of the plant. This adaptation is called a ‘tank habit,’ and it happens because it doesn’t have a well-developed root system to take in water.” “I don’t know,” said Brett doubtfully. “It looks like the top of a pineapple to me.” “Of course,” I explained, “because pineapples are bromeliads, too. They’re all in the same plant family.” I realized I’d probably given them enough facts for now. Later I could tell them about how people have been growing bromeliads for thousands of years, how South American natives traditionally used them for both food and ceremony, and how when the Spanish conquistadors brought pineapples back to Europe, they became so popular that images of them became familiar in art and sculpture. But no need to load their nine-year-old minds with too many facts all at once. [Pee in your Garden 2] I continued to nurture my plant, moving it around until I found the best spot in the living room for its well-being, but mostly I was busy with my garden. It was late in the season and, what with tomatoes and beans and corn and more, I was too busy to think much about houseplants. Until one day when, as I watered my bromeliad, I noticed a small yellow bud forming right in the middle, in the little puddle of water. A bud! My bromeliad had formed a bud! I’d found the right spot for it and had given it just the right amount of water and food—and now it was going to gift me with a flower in return! I was ecstatic! Overwhelmed! My family seemed to be, also. Andy showed it off to his friend Brett, and they both grinned from ear to ear. Each day the yellow bud appeared a little larger. But it sure was an odd shape. This was going to be an unusual flower. Oh, well—exotic plant, exotic flower, right? Perhaps some of my book club friends who were garden club enthusiasts might want to drop by and view the grand blooming. Luckily, I did not invite them—by the third day the shape of the bud had turned into a tiny dinosaur! My bromeliad had grown a dinosaur bud?! For a moment I was bewildered. And then I remembered the little package of colored sponge dinosaurs bouncing around the house, the kind with the instructions, “Put them in water and watch them grow!” No one ever admitted to planting the dinosaur in the bromeliad, but when I recalled how widely Andy and Brett had smiled, I had my suspicions. The bromeliad never did blossom on its own. I believe it was so embarrassed by the whole dinosaur episode that it just didn’t have the heart. I know I was. ❖ Illustration by Hannah England What a funny and cute story! And the GreenPrints Collection [Gardening with Kids: Heartwarming & educational stories for everyone]( has many more stories for you—stories that deliver the joy, delight, and wonder of kids in the garden! Including this featured story—“My Dinosaur Bromeliad”—you get all the stories in this special GreenPrints Collection on gardening with kids, including: - “Charlotte’s Garden” - “The Great Tomato Fight of 1957” - “My Dinosaur Bromeliad” - “Cambodian Flower” - “Mrs. Fortin’s Garden” - “Secret Sunflowers” - “The Little School Garden That Didn’t” - “Fall of the Flycatcher” - “Changing Gardens” - “Tiny Gardeners” - “How to Farm With Children” - “Dandelions for Sale” - “Pull, I Mean, Push!” [Autumn 2022 Issue]( And new stories are being added to this special Collection all the time—you get access to all of them! Please read what some subscribers say about how GreenPrints helps and entertains them: “What a beautiful story. We all need a touch of nature these days among other sanctuaries of survival. 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