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May 1, 2023

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Gardens for Humanity: Gardening is a step in horticultural therapy

When we give a bouquet of flowers to people who are in their sick bed, suffering emotionally, or in grief, we are practicing the most basic form of horticultural therapy.

By Richard Sidy May 1, 2023
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