Royal Horticultural Society of Victoria

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How wonderful is it when you get special visitors to the garden?
Happy gardening
Love Jerome

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Another doable garden craft with, and for, children.

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It’s often said that gardening is therapeutic, but when you’ve got a “plantaholic” diagnosis, it’s more than just a hobby—it’s a lifeline. There’s something incredibly soothing about surrounding ourselves with plants. Whether they’re sitting in every corner of our home or filling the garden with lush greenery, plants provide comfort and joy that no other therapy can quite match.

A garden is not just a space for growing flowers and vegetables; it’s a sanctuary for our minds. Every time we care for our plants, we’re nurturing our own well-being. The act of planting, watering, and watching something grow offers a sense of fulfillment and connection to the world around us.

So if being a “plantaholic” means nurturing both your plants and your soul, then count us in! After all, the best therapy doesn’t require a couch—it requires a little dirt and a lot of love. 🌿❤️

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Gardens may provide us with history and so many mediums and possibilities to be creative.

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This guide is very useful.
Check it out.
Please note - the 'Valley of Liquid Ambers', is in Heathcote, not Healesville.

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Another lovely, easy, garden craft to share with children

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