The featured section offers posts which readers may find interesting and useful. Many of the posts and articles in this featured category cover a range of subjects.
These posts may not fall under a specific category but are still relevant to the overall message of Gardening Love. Therefore there is something to interest every reader.
The featured posts section aims to broaden the disscussions of mental health and Ecotherapy. The articles in this section are mainly under the umberella of wellbeing and self care.
It’s time to introduce some autumn self care into your life. Autumn or fall as some of you may say is a great time of change. The wind is picking up, the nights are drawing in and the leaves are beginning to falling. Autumn is always my favourite time of year. I love the change… Read More Autumn Self care routine ideas
Turn your junk into garden treasure As you all know, there are many garden planters on the market. Containers of all shapes and sizes, something for all gardens big and small. A variety of different materials and colours to turn your outdoor space into plant pot heaven. Lately more people are starting to upcycle unwanted… Read More Garden planter ideas. How to upcycle in the garden.
Paint by numbers: The perfect stress buster! Hi everyone! I’m very excited to tell you all that Gardening Love has joined forces with the wonderfully creative folk over at Winnie’s Picks! Winnie’s Picks create amazing paint by numbers for adults, allowing you to get creative and express your inner artist! *** This post contains affiliate… Read More Paint by numbers for adults
Get the ball rolling Mental Health Conversation Starters Last week was mental health awareness week. At the start of the week I put together a roundup post, of past Gardening Love mental health articles. Midweek my post focused on what mental health looks like and the stigma surrounding mental health. So to end the week I thought… Read More Mental health conversation starters
A beginner’s guide to mindfulness The art of mindfulness has been practiced for thousands of years. It is thought to date back to very early teachings of Buddhism and Hinduism. That being said, practising mindfulness does not have to be attributed to religion. It is a technique that can be practised by everyone. To start… Read More Mindfulness made easy. Simple mindfulness techniques.
Mental Health Awareness: Blog Post Roundup Here at gardening love, I like to promote mental health awareness and encourage people to start the conversation. So I decided to kick the week off with a mental health roundup post! This week I will be focusing on the topic of my posts on mental health issues to… Read More Mental Health Roundup: Encouraging Mental Health Discussion.
Self care is a huge topic right now. With spring, the season of new beginnings upon us, a springtime self care routine is a must for your mental health and wellbeing. People are really starting to take their health and wellbeing more seriously, and that my friends can only be a good thing. If you… Read More Springtime Self Care Ideas
Gardening benefits everyone Gardening benefits the mind, body and soul yet it still gets a bit of a wrap for being one of those activities which only suits a certain type of person. It does carry a stereotype with it. Although gardening has become more popular over the past few years, with more television coverage… Read More 5 ways gardening is underrated.
How to live your best life We all have hopes and dreams which we believe will help us live our best life. Sometimes it is easy to go off track and lose sight of what makes us happy. Here are 5 ideas to help steer you in the right direction towards living the best life possible… Read More 5 things to do more often to live your best life
Exploring the face of mental health The world has a population of around 7.3 billion people. Each person has their own characteristics which make them unique to our world and as a society we tend to like to categorise people. Tall, short, slim, overweight, light, dark, blue eyes, brown eyes, rich, poor etc. We all get sucked into… Read More Tackling the mental health stigma
