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    The Benefits Of Gardening

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    Gardening is not something families love to do on a daily basis. It is considered a hobby when people think about how much work and time invested into their own gardens. Doing an activity outside is a good way to relieve stress for families that want to exercise and do something with their bodies. Even though gardening is not a popular hobby, it can help people relieve stress and promote relaxation. There are many ways to relieve stress by gardening. Some of the ways include: keep it a hobby, not a chore, make friends with nature, leave your phone inside the house, work with people, and much more. When people continue to do certain activities, they will continue to enjoy doing what they like to do. If people treat some activities as…

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    Community gardens have been around for years, and they benefit the people who work in them as much as the people they feed. Not only will the community garden draw people together, they also grow more than food – the involvement in social community usually leads to long term relationships. One of the primary goals is to create a place of “hands-on” education. .A person does not have to know about gardening, just be eager to learn. Experienced gardeners are also encouraged to participate, share…

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    Plants and Gardening The thematic unit, I’m so excited about and would like to create will be on plants and gardening for preschoolers. There are so many reasons why I chose this particular thematic unit, students and teacher interaction with one another, students will get the experience of learning, through using their fine and gross motor skills as they begin to grow plants and vegetables using their hands and interacting with other students to pick what they…

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    Gardens in Colleges Man-kind creates such reminiscing beauty beyond garden gates. For this purpose schools should teach students to create their own gardens or to participate in one improving the environment. Gardening isn’t the most popular hobby, but it’s crucially beneficial. Grade schools fulfilled the mission of starting gardens and by doing so their produce and student involvement show as a success. The school and community around benefit with the plant life grown. Colleges can take it to…

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    Although gardening may be a hobby for some people, it can be therapy for others as well. According to the article, “Horticultural Therapy,” horticultural therapy is therapy that uses plants to promote individual mental, physical, and emotional health. While horticultural therapy can be used for a wide range of people, horticultural therapy can specifically help with people who are suffering with dementia. In the article, “Gardens That Care: Planning Outdoor Environments for People with…

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    Students will only need to participate a few times each week from their busy schedules to tend to the garden. A school garden will provide students a gain in insight on how to grow a garden, will promote students to eat healthier, will manage stress, and also will cause changes to help others in the local community. A garden in Bradford County should be started. Currently, there are nearby gardens, one at the University of Florida in Gainesville teaching organic gardening. Gardeners are allowed…

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    crumple. Martha’s work ethic in the gardening and agriculture shows the extensive work required to garden and the knowledge that Martha accumulated over her lifetime. Ulrich writes, “...Martha’s far more expansive record on the mundane work of gardening, the daily, incremental tasks that each season exacted.” Even with the changing season Martha understood the how to work the land and during May 1809 she constantly works in her garden. In the chapter, Martha constantly planted several different…

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    When it’s no longer cold in Cincinnati, landscaping and gardening can make all the difference in your outdoor living space. According to the local garden store, Lakeview Garden Center & Landscaping, solid hardscapes are the cornerstone of a home’s exterior. Whether you’re looking to transform your backyard patio or create a tranquil garden scene, the lawn care experts at Lakeview Garden Center & Landscaping say these essentials will help make any hardscape a success: Strategic Draining: When a…

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    Garden Centre team. Ryley is responsible for handling the advertising and marketing components for the Garden Centre. The current owners decide the pricing strategy and are the decision makers as to which product they want to purchase and sell their target market. The department heads and assistant manager are responsible for the day-to-day functions including applying the pricing strategy, buying the supplies needed for customers, placing orders, hiring and training new employees. The other…

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    Childhood In The Garden

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    In the article "A place to Encounter Natural and Social Diversity," from Childhood in the Garden written by John Nimmo and Beth Hallett, took me in the world of gardening. "The garden is a familiar place tamed by humans to serve social purpose such as growing food," (Nimmo, & Hallett. 2008 pg32) with that concept in mind the "Growing a Green Generation" project began. The project was to engage infants through kindergarten in the natural world, and offer the opportunity to learn skills and…

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