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Finding Peace Through Plants – A Conversation with Horticultural Therapist Erik Keller
Our Nature: Conversations about the relationship between nature, spirituality, and well-being
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“I love the matrix and quilt of different things all over the place. Monoculture is boring. So for me, diversity is the spice of life in the garden.” - Erik Keller, ep 60
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Highlights from our conversation:
- Erik’s relationship to nature as a child
- The definition of horticultural therapy and Erik’s journey from master gardener to horticultural therapist
- The various types of horticultural therapy sessions
- The elements of surprise and delight in the natural world
- Wild salads
- How we might re-imagine what we plant in our gardens
- Advice for the beginner gardener or urban gardener
- Lessons from the garden that we can bring into our lives
- The last five questions
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