Did you know that
historians have estimated that the legendary Hanging Gardens of Babylon would
have used 31,040 liters of water a day to water the plants? I wonder how big their
“water budget” was. What’s more, a Greek historian Diodorus Siculus described
the most mysterious of the seven wonders of the Ancient World as being 121
meters wide by 121 meters long, with walls reaching the height of 24 meters.
Often referred to as
one of the greatest engineering achievements in human history, the Hanging
Gardens of Babylon were definitely not a piece of cake in terms of maintaining.
Assuming that you would like to grow and maintain a bit smaller
garden than that, you may want to take a look at these 7 super positive
effects of gardening.
Your Health Needs a Garden
Various studies have showed the unambiguous connection betweengardening and human health and wellbeing. A logical result, isn’t
it? The fact that gardeners are happier than non-gardeners was also confirmed
by a research published in Gardeners’
World magazine. According to this survey, 80 percent of gardeners consider
themselves as “happy people” in comparison to 76 percent of non-gardeners.
Gardening as a Natural Therapy: Relax Your Mind and Body
From the dawn of mankind, people
have been trying to unite with nature and cosmos. Deep down inside, I feel that
nature is where people should look for peace and relaxation. I don’t know how
you feel about this, but my experience tells me that gardening works as a great natural therapy.
Gardening allows me to completely relax my mind and body in a surprisingly easy
way.
Use Gardening to Strengthen Your Family Bonds
We all live in a modern age. In
spite of its technological and communication advantages, the modern era has brought
to us some serious family problems. Modern families suffer for increased working
hours. That implicates lack of free time for a family gathering. This creates
stress and anxiety. It may sound odd, but I found that gardening is a way to strengthen relationshipsin your family. I believe that every opportunity for spending more
time with your family members is worth fighting for. My advice is to give it a
go with gardening. It does wonders in my case.
Understanding the Cycle of Nature: Gardening is the Way
Life on our beautiful planet has
thought us that the cycle of nature goes in circles. Including seasons and
climate conditions, nature has set a very simple set of rules. In nature all
substances move in circles. If you would like to understand the cycle of nature, gardening is the way.
I see gardening as a small model of nature.
Organic Gardening Increases Your Healthy Food Consumption
There hasn’t been a day that I don’t
read or hear how important it is to consume healthy food. And I agree. However,
it is not as simple as it appears to be. The food market is flooded with
conventionally grown fruits and vegetables, not to mention mega dangerous,
harmful GMOs. In the light of these threats, it seems to me that the only way
to increase your healthyfood consumption is to start growing your own organic food.
Enjoy True Flavours of Your Own Grown Foods
Do you like tomatoes? I simply adore
them. They are my favourite organic food. What I like most about eating them is
that aromatic, juicy and tasty flavour. GMO and conventionally grown tomatoes
don’t have the same taste like organic do. I am positive that you know what I’m
talking about. If you want to learn more, I recommend that you check out some useful
tips of mine on how to enjoytrue flavors of your own grown foods. There’s nothing better than a
wonderful experience of consuming food that tastes like food.
Grow Your Own Organic Food and Make Your Wallet Happy
Naturally, one of the most
frequently asked questions I get about organics is how expensive is to grow
organic food. The truth is that homemade organic foods come cheaper compared to
their store-bought counterparts. Following this thought, it’s clear that growing your own organic food willmake your wallet very happy. Read more about these 7 fabulous &
super positive effects of gardening in my daily posts.
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