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    to communicate with others because we had to adapt from our original language Afrikaans to English. I eventually learned most of what I needed to speak fluently around the age of 8. At 25, after graduating from Ohio State University, I applied my gardening and baking skills to open up a local garden shop where I can help people and teach them how to plant different things properly. Kim walked into my shop, I asked her what she was looking to plant. “Pumpkins,” she said. “I want to grow my own pumpkins

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    there be time for bonding, but also be a great way to stay active and includes great health benefits. Endurance, flexibility, and strength are the three different types of exercises associated with gardening. Gardening benefits the whole family and it is something that will be enjoyable to do. Gardening benefits people’s psychological health; it increases the overall mental health by allowing people to figure out how to deal with unfortunate

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    or gardening with my mother, or going on a early morning walk in park with my mother. The first thing I remember from my childhood days is that I had a plastic gardening set which my aunt gifted me on my birthday. I have a bitter-sweet memories of playing with my gardening set. Bitter as in I had to share my gardening set with my sister, and sweet as in it was something I could relate myself to as I used to see my mother do gardening and copy her doing it, only that I did it with my gardening set

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    these aggressors have to adapt and strengthen themselves against the toxin used to drive them away. The poem Dandelions by Julie Lechevsky highlights the inner strength and importance of dandelions, even though they classify as villains to the gardening world. In the first stanza of the poem, Lechevsky refers back to her science teacher, “My science teacher said there are no monographs on the dandelion. Unlike the venus fly-trap or Calopogon Pulchellus...”(Lechevsky). The dandelion has become a

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    Thesis Statement: Research suggests that local governments should increase funding for community gardens and urban green spaces because this can improve the health of residents, help deter crime, and combat pollution. Annotated Bibliography Armstrong, D. (2000). A survey of community gardens in upstate New York: Implications for health promotion and community development. Health & Place 6 (2000) 319-327. Retrieved from https://nccommunitygardens.ces.ncsu.edu/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/researchArmstrongSurveyNYHealthCommunityDevelopment

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    cattle in their farm, she never has enough attention or any kind of affection. The result of this dispassionate marriage leads Steinbeck to describe his main character as follows, "Her face lean and strong…Her figure looked blocked and heavy in her gardening costume, a man's black hat pulled low…clod-hopper shoes…completely covered by a big corduroy apron…" (Page 206-207) This neglect from her busband causes her to turn to her

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    In a charming green setting, just a few minutes from the centre of Liège, Ferme de la Vache is developing a social project that combines a biological type of gardening linked to a community center and the enhancement of the classified site. They try to encourage the discovery of nature, respecting the environment and show the proper use of composting all linked to the aid of meetings between the residents of the area of rue de Pierreuse. On the site of Ferme de la Vache there is also a psychiatric

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    We live in the 21st century where young children have no idea where vegetables and fruits come from. All they care about are the screens in front of them. Technology is very useful in our generation, but many people would not know how to survive in a forest alone. On September 10th, around thirty students volunteered at the Heritage Garden located on campus for a good grade. We were already complaining from the start about how we’d have to break a sweat while ignoring our leader and her speech about

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    Exceptional garden designs have magazine covers all to themselves. Landscape architects, surveyors, and traditional gardeners across the country are digging up new ways to make their gardens spruce to life. One thing the professionals have in common is that they know how to design gardens that is most compatible with its area 's natural conditions. One mistake novice gardeners make is adding the wrong tree to their natural space. Inserting the right trees depends on the environment and on your needs

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    It seems so ridiculous that gardening would be an area where we need to be environmentally conscious. After all, if you are growing green things, it should be an eco-friendly practice by default, shouldn 't it? Unfortunately, mostly for the sake of modern convenience, there are now so many chemicals tied up in gardening - either to make your veggies pest-free and fruitful or to make certain your flowers are weed free and extra large - that we almost negate the positive ecological impact of growing

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