Gardening provides me with full body exercise: I am stretching, pulling, bending, and reaching for the various vegetables and/or the weeds. What a better place to exercise than in the fresh air under a blue sky and letting the wind play with my hair.
Another benefit of gardening is educational. It entails doing research and sometimes even attending seminars about e.g. attracting bees to the garden.
Gardening is to some degree experimental, trying new cultivars and to find out what those vegetables require for best growth, development, and harvest.
Finally, according to the Journal of Health Psychology, gardening is on the top of the list for improving the mood and decreasing cortisol level. The cortisol is often referred to as the "stress hormone."
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I think its great pleasure to have something that is produced in your own garden!!!
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DeleteI love to garden but I don't have the time like I used to. I may try to plant tomatoes and some more herbs possibly. I'll keep you posted.
ReplyDeleteThank you for our comment. I love to hear about your gardening.
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