Musings on horticultural therapy and the soothing effects of plants and nature
Though I have retired from Ann’s Place, I still have my hands in the horticultural therapy loam. I will be teaching an on-line course on Tuesday, May 7, 10-12 am, eastern time, on the topic of horticultural therapy as well as therapeutic horticulture. It is being sponsored by UConn’s Master Gardener Classes. In it I […]
In many ways, Spring is appropriately named. Its pent-up anticipation prior to the arrival of the equinox is akin to that of a child, Christmas morning, held back, unable to run to the tree to open his or her gifts. There are a few signs: snowdrop and muscari bulbs emerging, the slight greening of willows, […]