Transform Your Outdoor Space, Transform Your Aging Journey
Even if a senior is no longer able to actively garden themselves, having a garden can still provide numerous benefits for their psycho-social well-being. The presence of a garden can offer a sense of tranquility, connection to nature, and opportunities for peaceful contemplation and relaxation. It can also serve as a stimulating environment for the senses, with sights, sounds, smells, and textures that can evoke positive memories and emotions. Moreover, having a garden can provide a sense of purpose and accomplishment, as seniors can enjoy watching the garden flourish, interacting with plants, or even guiding others in caring for it. Additionally, a garden can be a great social space, inviting friends, family, and neighbors to visit and engage in conversations, thus reducing feelings of isolation and fostering a sense of community. Overall, gardening, or simply having a garden to enjoy, can contribute significantly to the overall well-being of seniors, providing physical, mental, and emotional benefits that enhance their quality of life.
About Gardens and Glee
Weeding, Flower Gardens, Vegetable Gardens
Weeding, Flower Gardens, Vegetable Gardens
Weeding, Flower Gardens, Vegetable Gardens
Lawn Mowing and Raking
Weeding, Flower Gardens, Vegetable Gardens
Weeding, Flower Gardens, Vegetable Gardens
Welfare Checks
Weeding, Flower Gardens, Vegetable Gardens
Welfare Checks
Independent Living, Assisted Living & Memory Care
We offer a full range of garden services to help you provide a beautiful space for you residents and in doing so support you in supporting their psycho-social well-being.