The information here serves as an introduction to activities and ideas for allowing children to interact with plants and the outdoors. The site is mainly text-based with some photos and graphics appearing as dividers and pointers. Many of the links are to outside sites so some of the pages have different color schemes and layouts. The main page lists its links with fun flowered bullets.
Viewers can use the navigational bar the bottoms of the pages.
The premise of this site is that gardens can be therapeutic for people. The site has information about professional societies and research related to gardening as therapy. The site also has information on using gardens in schools for educational and therapeutic purposes. Most of the home page has links to outside sites about developing different types of gardens. Other areas of the site include links to 4-H groups, a school that has set up a garden, and botanic and community gardens.