Gardening has been a beloved pastime for centuries, captivating the hearts and minds of people across the globe.
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The well-being of every individual is critical, yet many of us neglect it.
Raised garden beds offer an easy-to-manage way to concentrate planting in smaller spaces.
A great way to start or return to gardening is by cultivating your own healthy and nutrient-filled compost pile.
Most experienced gardeners will tell you that to them, gardening is extremely entertaining, relaxing, and rewarding.
Remodeling your garden is a great idea.
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‘The Green Pill’ – The Physical and Mental Health Benefits of the Great Outdoors
Gardening, green spaces and generally being outdoors can increase physical activity and improve mental health and wellness.
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Allotments Are Great for Your Mental Health: Here’s How to Start One
by Susan Butlerby Susan ButlerThe first step, especially if you’re fairly new to the area, is talk to your neighbours, they may know of one or even have one of their own.
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In Search of a Green Cure: How Gardening Serves as My Healing Space
by Louise Bondby Louise BondThe concept of a garden as a healing space has a long history.
Budding junior horticulturists from across the borough have once again risen to the challenge of growing the Tallest Sunflower.
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Why Gardening Is Good for Our Mind and Soul
by Lee Chambersby Lee ChambersGardening is a unique activity which offers both the feelings of serenity and productivity in your own backyard.
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Horticultural Therapy Can Be Beneficial for Schoolchildren
by Carl Duttonby Carl DuttonUsing horticulture as therapy is an emerging and under-researched area within children and young people’s mental health and well-being.