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    • Welcome to my Tiny Home
    • HOUSE
      • Tiny Home
      • Tiny Kitchen
      • Tiny or Large Dining
      • Tiny Bath
      • Tiny or Large Family Room
    • GARDEN
      • Garden
      • Let's Garden!
      • Your Birth Month Flower!
    • LIFE
      • Large Life in a Tiny Home
      • Creating a Beautiful Life
      • Let's Get Away!
    • ABOUT
      • Hello, from my Tiny Home!
    • CONTACT US
    • Shop
    • Creating Your Tiny House
    • My ever changing garden
Home Garden Life
  • Welcome to my Tiny Home
  • HOUSE
    • Tiny Home
    • Tiny Kitchen
    • Tiny or Large Dining
    • Tiny Bath
    • Tiny or Large Family Room
  • GARDEN
    • Garden
    • Let's Garden!
    • Your Birth Month Flower!
  • LIFE
    • Large Life in a Tiny Home
    • Creating a Beautiful Life
    • Let's Get Away!
  • ABOUT
    • Hello, from my Tiny Home!
  • CONTACT US
  • Shop
  • Creating Your Tiny House
  • My ever changing garden

"A garden is a planned space, usually outdoors, set aside for the cultivation, display, and enjoyment of plants and other forms of nature. The single feature identifying even the wildest wild garden is controlled. The garden can incorporate both natural and artificial materials".


Wikipedia

an assortment of leafy greens in my garden growing.
My garden with my wicker, upraised planter growing radishes, flowers, lettuces and other vegetable.
The backside of my neighbor's tiny house and her garden with onions, lettuce, and herbs.
Tomatos growing in my garden
My side garden with a Pergola and festive lights hanging over a garden full of various vegetables.
A plot of dark, rich soil, and my hands inserting lettuce from my pots.

Garden for Health, Wealth & General Well-Being!

A plot of land with dirt showing different plants in pots with garden tools lined up ready to garden

Gardening is great! Especially when living in a tiny home!

 

1. Physical Health Benefits: Living in a tiny home can be cramped and hard to stretch, or exercise. However, by going outdoors to your garden you can stretch and get some much-needed exercise!  Gardening is a physically active hobby that offers numerous health benefits. It involves activities such as digging, planting, weeding, and watering, which contribute to increased physical movement, muscle strength, and flexibility. Gardening also exposes you to fresh air and sunlight, promoting vitamin D synthesis and overall well-being.

2. Stress Relief and Mental Well-being: Engaging in gardening can significantly reduce stress levels and promote mental well-being. Spending time in nature and tending to plants has a calming effect on the mind, helping to alleviate anxiety and depression symptoms. Gardening provides an opportunity to disconnect from technology and connect with the natural world, fostering mindfulness and relaxation.

3. Improved Nutrition: Growing your own fruits, vegetables, and herbs empowers you to make healthier food choices. Homegrown produce is typically fresher and more nutritious compared to store-bought alternatives. Gardening allows you to cultivate a variety of nutritious crops, leading to a higher intake of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that support a healthy diet and immune system.

4. Environmental Consciousness: Gardening encourages an environmentally conscious mindset. By growing plants and flowers, you contribute to the preservation of green spaces and promote biodiversity. Additionally, gardening allows you to implement sustainable practices such as composting, water conservation, and organic gardening methods, reducing your carbon footprint and fostering a more eco-friendly lifestyle.

5. Sense of Accomplishment and Connection to Nature: Gardening offers a sense of fulfillment and satisfaction as you witness the growth and progress of your plants. Seeing your efforts come to fruition, whether through blooming flowers, a bountiful harvest, or a thriving garden, instills a sense of accomplishment and pride. Gardening also deepens your connection with nature, fostering an appreciation for the natural cycles of life and the beauty of the environment.

Overall, gardening promotes a healthier lifestyle, both physically and mentally, while fostering a deeper connection with nature and the environment. It offers a fulfilling and rewarding experience that positively impacts your well-being and provides numerous benefits for a healthy and sustainable lifestyle.

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