A garden is a nursery for nurturing connection, the soil for cultivation of practical reverence. And its… — Robin Wall Kimmerer
A garden is a nursery for nurturing connection, the soil for cultivation of practical reverence. And its power goes far beyond the garden gate—once you develop a relationship with a little patch of earth, it becomes a seed itself.
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