Jim Willwerth, in this horticulture discussion, delves into hormonal therapy for grapevines, including plant growth ...

Nicci Radhe’s path to sobriety through gardening shows how horticultural therapy offers healing for those struggling with ...

Results showed that just one session of gardening improved self-esteem and mood. Interestingly, how long and when didn’t ...

Spending time among soil and sprouts might do more for your health than you think. A sweeping new study of studies (an ...

“Follow the mantra ‘right plant, right place,’” Martha suggests in the book. “Some extraordinary plant is bound to grow in ...

EmpoweRanch believes in using the outdoors as a therapeutic way to heal. It uses gardening, animal coops and more to help ...

Although according to Foucault (2009), the origin of horticulture therapy for individuals suffering from mental illness, is rooted in the accounts of Benjamin Rush, who was also credited as the father ...

Examining how two therapeutic interventions—laughter therapy and horticultural therapy—intersect can promote effective applications for both disciplines. Adams, P. (2008). Humor and health.

A new initiative in Mercer County is using gardening as a tool for healing and wellness. The “Roots of Resilience” project is ...

Image caption, Eleanor Carr is the lead horticultural therapist at Grow for Life Traditionally people were referred for the therapy through their GP but in the past year the charity has seen a ...

Enter chaos gardening. Designed to cater to the lazier green thumbs, the concept is pretty straightforward: Simply grab a handful of mixed wildflower seeds you know will thrive in ...