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Is your garden growing your wellbeing?

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What are you hoping to cultivate in your garden? Tomatoes, leafy greens, flowers for the bees? How about improved physical and mental health?

Get ready to sow joy in your garden beds, as therapeutic horticulture specialist and podcaster Cath Manuel leads the hands-on Therapeutic Gardening workshop event on Saturday, August 12.

Therapeutic Horticulture is the practice of garden-based activities to promote physical health, psychological and emotional wellbeing for people of all ages and abilities.

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When: August 12, 9:15am-noon

Where: The MET, Corner First Avenue and South Sea Islander Way, Maroochydore

Cost: Tickets are $12.90 per person. Hurry, bookings close Friday, August 11.

The workshop promises to rekindle a love of gardening and cultivate inner calm, as part of the Living Lab @ The MET workshop series.

Living Lab @ The MET is an initiative of the Maroochydore City Centre delivered in partnership with SunCentral, The MET and Sunshine Coast Council’s Living Smart Program.

About Cath Manuel


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Cath Manuel is the founder of the Soil to Supper program and carries decades of experience in the horticulture industry, especially in the therapeutic horticulture field.

She shares her knowledge through in-person and online education programs, publications worldwide, on television, events, plus weekly local radio broadcasts.

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