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Excellent site you’ve got here. It’s difficult to find high-quality writing like yours nowadays. I seriously appreciate individuals like you! Take care!
I love this idea. As a rehab therapist, patients tell me heartbreaking stories about how they had to give up gardening or give away their beautiful plants due to not being able to physically care for them (stroke, arthritis, joint replacements, etc). I hope you can posts more articles like this to enable our population that's not as mobile as they used to be.
03-28-2020 Saturday Greetings -- The article about Russ and his healing garden was our first read of the morning, and we wanted to wave back to him. Great article. Best wishes for more lovely days tending, Russ.
I have small patio and area of garden 18' x 22' . Due to severe balance problems have pots galore! Plus 2 very small corner flower beds.
Put down patch of artificial grass and planted beds with roses, jasmine, grasses, lavender etc just purchase dwarf weeping willow and
Very large contain. Need to see trees which depth of soil in yard will not to plant, so praying my container willow is happy.
I am in Yorkshire, Great Britain so weather variable. Really enjoy reading your comments and great advice. As I say the body's falling to
pieces but the minds still working.
Thank you Ms. Howard! I had a stroke 2yrs ago and also have mobility challenges. I was talking with my parents just this evening about the gardens they had over the years. I remember when my son was a toddler he'd make his way out to the garden,HARVEST WHAT EVER DAD PLANTED and sit down in the middle of the garden to a feast.(we never figured how he got out of the house) What a wonderful memory. I decided I will plant my healing garden this year. Happy gardening cousin Russ!!
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