Growing Flowers For Wellbeing

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It is well know that gardening is good for both your physical and mental health, This video explains more.
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[@ringsteadhealth2632]

Wonderful video with lovely images and colours and I agree with everything said, thank you for sharing .

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Thank you Simon.

[@irenesantineer6550]

This a great reminder of the enormous benefits of flowers and nature. Thank you.

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Glad it was useful Irene.

[@annecorbin7781]

Useful information! Many thanks

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Thanks Anne.

[@MyGardenAcademy]

In 2020 our gardens have been more important to us than ever especially for our mental health. In a recent survey commissioned by the The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) 7 out of 10 people felt having a garden had helped their mental health during lockdown. 60% of respondents felt that their physical health had benefited too. This video explains a bit more about * Growing Flowers For Wellbeing*

[@pettrainingmadeeasy5287]

everyone needs to learn about gardening,

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Thanks Philip

[@anicatino9743]

So true! They suggest people who suffer from mental health to be volunteer in a communal garden, so they can feel better.

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Yes Ani and I believe that it is also part of social prescribing in some areas.

[@simplecontentmarketing3813]

So important - and once of the key benefits of lockdown has been everyone becoming more aware of the peace to be found in nature.

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Yes, many people have said that their garden has kept them sane during lockdown. They have been so important.

[@terrilee8723]

Fragrant smells also trigger happy memories and thoughts. I am aware of a number of allotments where raised beds have been built for physically disabled in wheelchairs to be able to garden because of the mental health benefits. Excellent video

[@MyGardenAcademy]

Yes, scent in the garden is so important Terri and yes there are a number of gardens around for physically disabled people. There are also gardens at hospitals used for patients - Horatio's gardens.

[@InsideNewsLtd]

I love flowers and prefer them growing rather than sitting in a vase. So much more inspiring.

[@MyGardenAcademy]

I agree - I love to see them growing.