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Gardening can be a great way to grow food. SNAP can be used to purchase food seeds. This gives people an option to increase the fruits and vegetables that are available to them. You can find resources related to gardening in the SNAP-Ed Library.
SNAP-Ed in the Garden
- Gardening Curriculum for Adults - Energize Your Life: Gardening for a Healthier You (PDF, 53.2MB) SNAP-Ed. Washington State University Extension.
- Herbs are Easy and Cheap to Grow at Home. SNAP-Ed. California Department of Social Services. CalFresh. EatFresh.
- Toolkit for SNAP Participants. SNAP Gardens.
- Maryland School Gardens - Overview and Curriculum SNAP-Ed. University of Maryland Extension.
- How to Transplant Vegetables Wherever you Live. SNAP-Ed. ONIE Project.
- Growing Your Own Herbs Indoors. SNAP-Ed. ONIE Project.
- Fresh From the Garden Lessons. SNAP-Ed. University of California CalFresh.
- Grow to Learn. University of Florida. Florida Nutrition Program.
- The Demo Garden Blog. Kansas State Research and Extension.
- Nutrition to Grow on. California Department of Education.
More Gardening Resources
SNAP-Ed Guidance on Gardening
SNAP-Ed in Gardens Webinar
Read SNAP-Ed Gardening Success Stories
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SNAP-Ed Guidance on Gardening
Questions about allowable costs related to gardening in SNAP-Ed? Check out section 3 of the SNAP-Ed Plan Guidance that outlines allowable costs in SNAP-Ed including expenses related to gardening.
SNAP-Ed in Gardens Webinar
The webinar, SNAP-Ed and School Gardens: Growing Together was originally broadcast August, 2019 and shares information about SNAP-Ed school garden projects.
Read SNAP-Ed Gardening Success Stories
Learn more about SNAP-Ed garden programs across the country.
