BY NAZIA
Gardening is a responsibility-filled pastime, as is anything that requires taking care of living creatures.
When given the option, teenagers only choose to complete jobs that require the least amount of effort.
GO ON AN EXCITING GARDEN TOUR WITH THEM Contrary to popular belief, teenagers enjoy spending time outside.
INVITE YOUR TEENAGERS TO A GARDENING WORKSHOP AS A SURPRISE. Teens would not understand what they are lacking unless they have experienced it.
HAVING A PICNIC BY THE BARBEQUE IN THE GARDENS. A family can always have a good time at a picnic.
PURCHASE A SET OF PERSONAL GARDENING TOOLS. Territorial behavior is another characteristic of teenagers, or at least that's how I was as one.
LEAVE A SMALL PLOT SO THAT THEY CAN GROW THEIR OWN PLANTS. Experience is the best teacher. Give them a tiny garden plot to work on, or assign them a specific garden bed.
PURCHASE THEIR HOME-GROWN GOODS. The possibility of earning their own money will motivate teenagers more than anything else.
USE TECHNOLOGY TO YOUR BENEFIT. Most likely, your adolescent is proficient with technology.
DON'T GIVE THEM A CHORE, GIVE THEM A FUN GARDENING RESPONSIBILITY If your adolescent hates doing something, you can't make them like it.
TAKE THE TIME TO INFORM AND CONVERSE WITH YOUR TEEN. When there is no action taken, it can be difficult to educate your adolescent.
Teenagers learn best when they participate in activities with you. Home gardening projects will teach you life skills in addition to creating nice memories.