pollinator garden starter kit
pollinator garden starter kit:
grown-up Experience
Ready to create a beautiful pollinator-friendly garden but not sure where to start? We’ve got you!
This easy-to-use, 2-plant kit, includes a digital education series with step-by-step videos that guide you through the entire planting process, making it easy for even the newest of gardeners to start supporting the ecosystem.
Information includes: how to find the best spot in your yard to plant, how often to water (schedule included!) how deep to dig the hole, and more. With our hands-on approach, you'll feel confident every step of the way.
Pre-order your kit now for an easy pick-up in the Spring!
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(2) 1-gallon pollinator plants, (10) digital plant cards, a digital journal, and (3) instructional videos.
Videos included are:
Introductions & Unboxing
Site Selection
Planting Day
What to Expect After Planting
Please note: the physical kit includes 2 plants and a tote bag. All other components are digital (but printable!).
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Kits are for purchase online only
Kits will be available for pickup at Rainbow Gardens Bandera ONLY:
8516 Bandera Rd, San Antonio, TX 78250
After purchase, you will receive a PDF download with:
a coupon to redeem your two, 1-gallon plants
access to the digital curriculum and plant cards
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What if I’m bad at taking care of plants?
Don’t worry! Birdie will walk you through everything you need to do to ensure a happy, healthy garden.
Can I purchase in person?
No. Kits are available for purchase online only.
How do I access the videos?
You will receive a QR with your kit that will take you to the videos.
Do I get to pick my plants?
Yes. You will get to choose from a selection of plants will be based on availability from our growers. Don’t worry, we’ll select plants most likely to survive in the San Antonio climate.
How long are the videos?
The videos are a combined time of ~30 minutes.
pollinator garden starter kiT:
family experience
The Family Pollinator Garden Starter Kit is designed as a weekend long (or two day) get-your-hands-dirty kind of experience for the whole family to enjoy!
Children will become Citizen Scientists and learn about the magical world of pollinators and pollinator plants, and Ecosystem Cartographers to discover, hands-on, the best place to plant their 2- new plant friends’ forever home in your yard. Don’t worry, we support learners of all ages with step-by-step videos to learn how to care for your plants.
Because children will be digging holes and watering plants, we recommend this series as a family activity.
Pre-order your kit now for an easy pick-up in the Spring!
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(2) 1-gallon pollinator plants, (10) digital plant cards, (5) instructional videos, and a digital journal.
Videos included are:
Introduction & Unboxing
Ecosystem Cartographers
Ecosystem Heroes Part 1 & 2
Planting Day
Your Garden & You
Please note: the physical kit includes 2 plants and a tote bag. All other components are digital (but printable!).
-
Kits are available for purchase online only.
Kits will be available for pickup at Rainbow Gardens Bandera ONLY:
8516 Bandera Rd, San Antonio, TX 78250
Once you purchase, you will receive a PDF download with:
a coupon to redeem your two, 1-gallon plants
access to the digital curriculum and plant cards
-
What if I’m bad at taking care of plants?
Don’t worry! Birdie will walk you through everything you need to do to ensure a happy, healthy garden.
Can I purchase in person?
No. Kits are available for purchase online only.
How do I access the videos?
You will receive a QR code PDF that will take you to the videos.
Do I get to pick my plants?
Yes. You will get to choose from a selection of plants will be based on availability from our growers. Don’t worry, we’ll select plants most likely to survive in the San Antonio climate.
What ages are the videos designed for?
Children ages 5-12 will get the most out of the videos, but younger ones are welcome to watch, too, especially with mom or dad.
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