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• The key to better mindfulness may be your public garden

  By Beverly Hurley| National Geographic Traveler Verified Visiting a public garden nowadays is more than a stroll through pretty flowers. In recent years, these spaces have embraced a more mindful approach that seeks to deepen visitors’ connection with nature and promote sustainable practices. “Public gardens are a place of inspiration for what’s in bloom, so you can then go home and buy these flowers locally,” says Debra Prinzing, one of the founders of the slow flower movement and creator of SlowFlowers.com.

  By Beverly Hurley · National Geographic Traveler

  May. 09, 2024

• The Jungle Garden of Finca Argovia in Mexico

  By Beverly Hurley| Garden Destinations Magazine@ I’m standing in the middle of a rainforest and it’s speaking to me. Not addressing me directly, of course, but definitely communicating. Birds chirp and insects buzz. And water drips off the branches of a massive Ceiba tree, a tree sacred to the ancient Maya people. The air is sweet. In this hilly, green wilderness of the Sierra Madre in Chiapas, Mexico, 50km north of the town of Tapachula, Finca Argovia is out on a limb in every sense.

  By Beverly Hurley · Garden Destinations Magazine

  Mar. 05, 2020

• Exploring Richmond's Garden Trail

  By Beverly Hurley| Garden Destinations Magazine@ Long known for its Civil War history and as the capital of Virginia, Richmond has taken on a new image recently – as a garden destination. No, the city didn’t build a bunch of new public gardens overnight. What they did was actually better. They took existing gardens (nine so far) and packaged them into a garden trail for visitors to explore, all within 10 miles of each other.

  By Beverly Hurley · Garden Destinations Magazine

  Nov. 10, 2019

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