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Wheelchair Gardening
Click on the links below to go to the Flickr page for each photograph.
 | Flickr | Wheelchair Gardening |
 | Flickr | Gardens come in all sizes and shapes. |
 | Flickr | Some gardens are small and simple. |
 | Flickr | Some gardens are huge and fancy. |
 | Flickr | Some people plant gardens in pots. |
 | Flickr | Some gardens are in boxes on the ground. |
 | Flickr | We use wheeelchairs, so we will build a wheelchair garden. |
 | Flickr | A wheelchair garden is a wooden box that is high enough to reach from a wheelchair. |
 | Flickr | We will need wood and soil. |
 | Flickr | We buy the wood and take it to the woodworker. |
 | Flickr | The woodworker cuts the wood into the right lengths. |
 | Flickr | Boxes have four sides. We will need four pieces of wood. |
 | Flickr | We can make the garden box with a screwdriver and screws. |
 | Flickr | We could use a power drill and screws. |
 | Flickr | We could build the box with a hammer and nails. |
 | Flickr | When the box is finished, we will fill it with soil. |
 | Flickr | We can plant seeds. |
 | Flickr | We can transplant little seedlings. |
 | Flickr | With lots of water and sunlight, the plants will grow. |
 | Flickr | We will have a bountiful garden. |