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Dirty rascals

Kick off your shoes, find a comfy spot on the lawn and let’s talk dirty! When was the last time you jumped in a puddle, squelched mud through your toes or even got a bit of dirt under your fingernails? How about your tamariki? Hopefully it was today.

With summer all but here – our Little Garden seedlings sprouted and desperate to be replanted and a wild wonderland of exploration, discovery, and learning awaiting us – now is the time to apply

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