Even if your child's school doesn't have a garden, getting them into the garden is a wonderful way to teach them about nature and where their food comes from. Here's a guide to get your children inspired in the garden.

Planting crops that give quick results is a great way to get started in the garden. Try the following 'quick win' options - crops that you will see results from in a matter of weeks. They can all be planted in containers so you can move them around to get some sunshine and also protect them from the elements if you live in a cooler spot.

These mini strawberry cheesecakes are a Garden to Table special and they're so easy to make!

To help with your time at home we've created a set of garden activities to do with the kids! From flower bracelets and nature stamping to magic potions and a garden treasure hunt, we've got an activity for your children to enjoy. Check our our activity suggestions below and share your own boredom buster ideas in the comments.

Worm farming is a fun way to turn your organic waste, like kitchen scraps, into rich fertiliser for your garden in the form of worm castings and worm tea. Worm farming is gaining recognition and popularity, with many schools and some businesses having them set up to recycle lunchtime scraps!