Do you enjoy gardening? 🌱
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Hi everyone, how are you doing today? 💬
Whether it’s tending to a backyard vegetable patch, growing herbs on a windowsill, or simply caring for a few potted plants, gardening can be a small act of joy that brings peace, purpose, and connection to something bigger.
A recent study from the University of Edinburgh found that older adults who spent time gardening had better thinking skills later in life. From memory to problem-solving, gardening seems to gently exercise the mind as much as the body. But beyond the science, many say it simply makes them feel good, less stressed, more optimistic, more connected to nature.
🌿 So, let’s dig into this together:
Do you garden indoors or outdoors?
What do you enjoy growing? Flowers, veggies, herbs, houseplants?
How does gardening make you feel?
Any tips or lessons you've learned in the soil?
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This isn’t about illness, it’s about the little things that help us feel alive. Share your green joys below! 🪴
Take care,
Somya from the Carenity Team 🌼