We explore the outdated idea that gardening is a hobby for retirement and look at the benefits for the younger generations.
, in a pair of flowery gloves, weeding away the days of her retirement. I know I certainly do.
However, I'm limiting myself because a quick poll I did on social media showed that lots and lots of younger people are getting knee deep in the dirt – and loving it!'I got into gardening to give me a real break from my job. It's soto get hands on, to plant something and nurture it and watch it change. It feels like a real act of love, for myself and for the plants and I always come inside again feel calm and like I've accomplished something,' one Twitter user told me.
'If I have a hard day at work I love going back to my garden,' a fourth garden-convert told me. 'There is no pressure there. I can do what I want and experiment.': we use our senses, we are present in the moment and we are focusing on repetitive movements like digging and planting.
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