Container Gardening Members learn and practice the fundamentals of growing plants and vegetables in containers. Experiences include growing indoors and outdoors. Container Gardening is the beginning project for raising plants in containers. It is recommended for beginning 4-H members, but is open to members of any age. Experimental Container Gardening is for 4-H members who have one or more years of garden experience and are in at least 7th grade.
Members explore the uses of many kinds of plants and cultural practices.
Flower and Ornamental Gardening Members learn the fundamentals of growing flowers from seeds, bulbs, and plants. Members grow flowers to improve the appearance of homes and community and for cut flowers. They also make flower arrangements for use in their home. The Flower Garden Project is for the boy or girl who has limited space or is just learning the fundamentals of flower growing. The flower garden project provides the opportunity for youth to discover the fun of growing, using, and caring for flowers and other ornamental plants.