A workshop is helping children explore the wonders of the natural world through hands-on activities.
Dobbies Garden Centre in Andover is hosting a free Little Seedlings Club session on Sunday, November 1, guiding children on a journey through the science of plant life and the changing seasons.
The workshop will cover topics such as what plants need for food, why leaves come in different shapes and sizes, and what causes them to change colour throughout the seasons.
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Children will also learn about leaves from around the world, how fallen leaves help nourish the soil, and how they provide habitats for wildlife.
Hannah Stephen, event programme manager at Dobbies, said: "Our November Little Seedlings Club is a great chance for children to discover the fascinating world of leaves and how they change through the seasons.
"As well as learning something new, children will be able to get creative by making their own paper plate wreath to take home.
"We’re looking forward to welcoming our little seedlings back in November for another fun-filled session and helping inspire a love of nature."
The Little Seedlings Club is a free, monthly programme designed to help children learn about the natural world through fun, interactive activities.
Spaces can be booked online at dobbies.com/events.
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