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Let Kids Explore Nature
One Seed at a Time!

Hands-on plant science kits with curriculum & worksheets included.
ESA & scholarship funds accepted.

ESA & scholarship funds accepted

Pay with your ESA or school-choice funds

We're an approved vendor in five state programs. Every kit ships with a printable curriculum and worksheets, so it's a real science lesson, not just supplies.

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Arizona ESA

We're an approved ClassWallet vendor. Order with your Empowerment Scholarship Account funds.

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West Virginia Hope Scholarship

We're an approved Hope Scholarship vendor. Order with your scholarship funds.

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Utah Fits All, Texas TEFA & Wyoming ESA

Find our kits in your program's Odyssey marketplace and order with your program funds.

  1. 1
    Pick a kit

    Hands-on plant science for ages 6–16.

  2. 2
    Pay with program funds

    Use your ESA or scholarship account.

  3. 3
    Learn by growing

    Every kit ships with a printable curriculum & worksheets.

Kit matchmaker

Not sure which kit? Answer 4 quick questions

Tell us your child's grade, space and interests. We'll pick the 3 kits that fit best, with the right grade-level curriculum.

1 of 4Who's learning?

Look inside the curriculum

Every kit comes with a real science unit

Not a leaflet. A printable guide with grade-banded lessons, standards connections, worksheets and an answer key, emailed after purchase.

Example: our Orange Tree Rooting guide

  • 33printable pages
  • 9lessons, 2 grade bands
  • NGSSstandards listed
  • Keyanswer key & rubric
  1. How plants make new plantsNGSS 1-LS3-1
  2. Parts of a cuttingNGSS 4-LS1-1
  3. Preparing & planting the cuttingNGSS K-LS1-1
  4. Weekly observation & reflectionNGSS 3-LS1-1

Also inside: parent setup & safety, a day-by-day first-weeks plan, troubleshooting, a family care chart and a certificate to sign.

Why Choose Horticulture Adventure?

Discover how our fun, hands-on gardening kits inspire kids to learn science, love nature, and grow curiosity every day.

Questions parents ask

Curriculum, ESA funds, shipping and more.

Can I pay with ESA or scholarship funds?

Yes. We're an approved vendor for Arizona ESA (through ClassWallet) and the West Virginia Hope Scholarship. Families in Utah Fits All, Texas TEFA and Wyoming ESA can find our kits in their program's Odyssey marketplace. In another state? Ask us — we're adding programs.

What curriculum comes with each kit?

Every kit includes a lesson plan and printable worksheets for your grade band (K–5 or 6–12), delivered as a PDF by email after you order, plus a QR code that links to it. It covers the science behind the activity, step-by-step directions, and observation and data worksheets.

What ages and grades are the kits for?

Kids roughly 6 to 16. Most kits let you choose a grade band (K–5 or 6–12), and the curriculum is written for that level.

Do we need gardening experience?

Not at all. The curriculum walks you through each step, and parents don't need a science background.

Is everything included?

Everything for the core activity is included. Each product page lists exactly what's in the box under “What's included & what kids learn,” along with anything extra you'll need (like water or a seed tray).

How does shipping work?

Orders ship via USPS. Some kits ship in more than one package.

What if our plant doesn't grow?

Contact us and we'll help. You can also join our Facebook group, where parents and kids share tips and get support.

Can I save by buying more than one kit?

Yes — mix any 3 tree cutting kits and save 15%, applied automatically at checkout. Shop cutting kits.

Do you sell to schools and co-ops?

Yes. Our kits work for classrooms, co-ops and homeschool groups. Contact us for larger quantities.

What is your return policy?

You have 30 days after receiving your item to request a return. Items must be unused and in original packaging. Email aleksandr.gordon@gmail.com to start a return.

Still have a question? Send us a message.

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