George Washington Carver: World-Famous Botanist and Agricultural Inventor

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The Carver home which was built in 1881 still stands at the George Washington Carver National Monument in Diamond Missouri to read and use garden herbs to prepare medical treatments Even though George played with children from other farms he preferred to study plants He often collected plants He would then replant them in a garden near the Carver home Plants that appeared sick would become healthy under his care From a young age George was extremely curious and loved learning 8