Celebrate National Garden Month with The Espoma Company
(PRWEB) March 30, 2017 -- As spring weather has many hoping to get outdoors, there’s nothing more special than learning where your food comes from, how to grow it, and how to care for the Earth. Kids can experience these and explore a new hobby when they get outside and get growing.
To celebrate, The Espoma Company is touting the health benefits of fresh, organic food by sharing tips on the company’s Facebook page during the month of April.
Espoma is teaming up with The Edible Schoolyard Project to spread the message on social media. Espoma will also make a donation to the organization to support the nonprofit’s mission of creating and sustaining organic gardens and landscapes that are wholly integrated into a school’s curriculum, culture and food program.
“Kids learn how to make healthier food choices when they grow their own,” says Jeremy Brunner, Vice President of The Espoma Company. “And the best organization they can learn from is The Edible Schoolyard Project. We are thrilled to be working together once again to help kids and families understand where food comes from and how they can grow their own organically.”
Access to healthy and organic food is vital to families everywhere. To raise awareness, Espoma is sharing 30 tips in 30 days on the benefits of gardening. Each tip will be posted daily on Facebook and Twitter. The conversation will cover everything from soil testing and seed starting to planting and kid-friendly recipes.
Check Espoma’s Facebook and Twitter pages for 30 days of expert organic gardening tips this month and learn how to have a lush, healthy garden.
Visit Espoma.com to learn more about the initiative or for more information, tips and resources.
The Espoma Company has been the pioneer in natural gardening solutions since 1929. Espoma provides an extensive selection of natural products that work in harmony with nature and are safe for people, pets and the planet. The company produces products to cover the nutritional needs of plants and to grow beautiful lawns and gardens. Visit espoma.com for more information and tips about organic gardening.
Jourdan Cole, Garden Media Group, http://www.gardenmediagroup.com, +1 6104443040, [email protected]
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