The Seed
Kendall Marie Platt \ud83c\udf31, Gail Doggett, Lee GriffithThe Seed: Gardening for busy women- because your garden should be a source of strength, not stress. Take small meaningful actions to grow your garden sanctuary, quiet your mind and reduce overwhelm- one plant at a time.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 248 | Subscribers | Read | adventureswithflowers.substack.com |
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Why gardening is so good for ADHD and busy brains
Perhaps you have ADHD or perhaps your brain is just constantly whirring with all the things you have to remember. Either way your brain needs a break! Come and find it in the garden with us.
April 2026 in the Seed
Happy bloody Easter! I hope you are sufficiently stuffed with chocolate eggs and had a lovely day celebrating in your chosen way.
Answering your questions about 🌷Bloom
Thanks so much to those of you who joined me live. If I haven’t answered your question in the video above or in the written version below, please drop it in the comments below and i’ll answer it for you.
Get your garden ready for Spring Challenge Day 5
Hi darling, I’m Kendall, a horticultural therapist.
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\ud83c\udf3fHorticultural therapist & space holder for garden curious women. \ud83e\udebbCreate your garden sanctuary with me. \ud83c\udf37Go from embarrassed and overwhelmed to proud, calm and held by your garden
Late-diagnosed AuDHD in my crone era. Former Big Five commissioning editor. Writing for late-diagnosed women who think their relationship with writing is broken. (It's not.) Writer, maker, grower, knitter, cold water swimmer.
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