The hypothesis is that the vegetables will grow better in water, the flowers will grow better in soil, and the grass will grow equally well in both.

You will plant different types of seeds in soil and water, water them regularly, and measure the growth of the plants over five weeks.

You will need radish, cucumber, snapdragon, Batchler’s Button, and lawn grass seeds, plastic cups, potting soil, water, and sand.

The results of the experiment showed that the vegetables didn't grow better in water, the flowers grew better in soil, and the grass grew much better in soil. This experiment has shown that soil is the better environment for plants to grow in.

This science project is interesting because it helps gardeners know how to grow their plants healthier, taller, and faster.

Experiment variations to consider include adding fertilizer to the water and soil to see if the plants grow equally well in both environments, or testing different types of soil to see which one is best for plant growth.

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