Gardens provide spaces for communal gatherings and shared experiences from "summary" of Breaking Through Concrete by David Hanson,Edwin Marty
Gardens serve as more than just a place to grow plants and vegetables; they act as a focal point for communities to come together and forge connections. These green spaces provide a setting for people to gather, share experiences, and build relationships with one another. In a world where technology often isolates us from one another, gardens offer a tangible, physical space where individuals can interact face-to-face, fostering a sense of belonging and unity. When people come together in a garden, they are able to engage in shared activities that promote collaboration and cooperation. Whether it's planting seeds, weeding, or harvesting produce, working side by side in a garden encourages teamwork and mutual support. These shared experiences create a sense of camaraderie among participants, strengthening the bonds of community and creating a shared sense of p...
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