How to Relax in Your Garden (Q&A)

Many gardeners find gardening relaxing, but what does that mean? Gardener Scott discusses tips and suggestions for relaxing in the gardening and reducing stress, offers gardening tips, answers common gardening questions, shares gardening philosophy, and more. (Sept 23, 2024)


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[SherryEllesson]

Scott, missed your live this late morning but tuning in at 5:25 P.M. EST and loving the look of the garden behind you. I designed my last two homes and have done floorplan mods for builders in my area, so my relaxation is playing with graph paper, a pencil and a big eraser. I have some acreage and am always re-imagining how I can incorporate welcoming wildlife without sacrificing my harvest. btw, in my faith, many people have what are called "places of power." These are the ones like you described w/your pavillion, where you have an intention for it, go there and put energy into it, and it becomes like a battery that renews you when your own charge is low. These are the shrines, dedication gardens, in-home "altars" and the like. I think they're an important part of being human.

[ralphditchburn]

Back patio table. Surrounded by water fountain, umbrella, work table, schedule chores, water, tea

[dlr]

Thanks for all the information shared, and a fun chat each week! ❤

[bowtielife]

I have a sizable garden at our house in Destin, Florida and for when hurricanes make landings (like tomorrow) I have a large garden in Mrs Bowtie’s Animal Crossing Nintendo Switch game as well! 😂😂😂

I know you try changing things up but it just doesn't feel complete without the, "Enjoy gardening!" at the end. 😊

[aloras]

I have my morning tea or coffee in the garden as often as I can. Sometimes I take my breakfast out there if I can too. It’s so quiet and calm.
Also having some kind of moving water is relaxing for me. I plan on putting in a fountain next year. But I have to run electrical to my garden first.

[sciencesaves]

I love these live sessions. I learn things every time. Thank you for all of your help 👍

[ralphditchburn]

I was just thinking, I don't have to water plants daily, most raised beds cleaned up and prepared for next year.. just garlic, fall carrots and cherry tomatoes left. Oh and peppers. Nice to just relax, soak up last few days of nice sun. Snooze

[vivysworldofvarieties]

Please Scott I planted soursop here in Italy that have grown up, and it is already getting cold, how can I preserve them from being destroyed by cold. Thanks Vivy from Italy

[michaelelders]

From Amarillo hello. When’s a good time to plant my garlic? Zone 7a