What's in Season
Stephanie Rose Garden Therapy®Connect and nourish your soul, one garden at a time.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 29 | Subscribers | Read | gardentherapyofficial.substack.com |
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The Real Story Behind My Garden: Learning to Make Things Work With Nothing
What homelessness taught me, and how you can tap into your own resourcefulness to score free items, grant funding, and the tools needed to revamp or start your garden.
Why Learning to Fix Things Matters More Than Ever
Pushing back against throwaway culture starts with small, practical skills. Repairing and mending not only keep items out of landfills, but builds resourcefulness and creativity.
The World’s Biggest Marketplace is Already in Your Neighbourhood
Hidden in closets, garden sheds, and kitchen drawers are millions of perfectly usable items. And when we start passing them along, we can reduce waste, create value, and build community.
5 Gentle Ways to Start Talking to People Again
Feeling socially rusty? After a pandemic, the push to work from home, and an increasingly online world, I think everyone’s social skills have regressed a little. Let’s reclaim them.
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Stephanie Rose is an award-winning author and permaculture designer who founded Garden Therapy in 2009. She has published the popular What’s in Season newsletter ever since, helping people live better lives through plants.
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