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For those who thought Gardening was finished
It wasn't that long ago that I read posts condemning our hobby to the compost heap. I even wrote a few of my own, highlighting how people were turning away from gardens and becoming less dependent on the soil.
Well, if these articles (here and here) are anything to go by we should have no fear that gardening will be around for some time yet.
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I read an article along the same lines on the site of a popular Cdn TV show -- that gardening had gained in popularity and I believe it said that it was one of our greatest sources of exercise, next to walking. I hope they're right!
Posted by: Nancy Bond | June 11, 2008 4:46 AM