Springfield Garden Club donates books to schools, libraries

Jenni Clary, left, the Youth Service librarian at Springfield Town Library, and Barb Riotte of the Springfield Garden Club.

As part of its mission to provide education about gardening and nature to youth and adults, the Springfield Garden Club recently donated a set of three K-4 children’s books to the Whiting Library in Chester and Union Street and Elm Hill elementary schools and the Springfield Town Library in Springfield.

The donated books include:

  • Network with Nature, which encourages kids to put down screens and play outdoors.
  • The Frightened Frog: An Environmental Tale, which shows environmental changes from a frog’s point of view, and
  • The Saved Seed, which describes a seed’s journey from being saved from one pumpkin to becoming next year’s jack-o’-lantern.

These books are intended to begin a life-long love of gardening, caring for the environment and more.

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