Gardens can work wonders to improve our mood, help us feel relaxed and boost our confidence. Discover ways to feel good through gardening.
Gardens are special spaces. They can improve our wellbeing in many ways, helping us feel calm or giving a sense of purpose.
This winter, get the most of the health and wellbeing benefits of gardening and nature. Join in with our four week calendar of activities.
We sometimes feel like hibernating in winter. But a short walk can reinvigorate us, allowing nature to appeal to all our senses.
When you have arthritis, you may feel cautious about doing some gardening activities. Follow our advice so you can enjoy time in the garden.
Houseplants have more to offer than visual beauty. TV gardening presenter and Thrive Ambassador David Domoney looks at how they can help support our mental health.
Gardening and time in nature can help support rehabilitation, recovery, health and wellbeing after a stroke. Whether you have a windowsill or large garden, there are activities you can do.
Propagating succulents is a satisfying and low-cost way to get more plants. Here, we look at propagating with offsets.