Gardening begins with an act of faith. We place small, ordinary-looking seeds into the ground believing that, with the right care, they can become flowers, herbs or vegetables. The difficult part comes next: waiting. In a culture that celebrates quick results, a garden moves according to its own schedule. Seeds cannot be rushed into sprouting, and plants cannot be persuaded to mature before they are ready. A gardener can prepare the soil, provide water and make sure there is enough sunlight, ...

Seeds and Patience: What the Garden Teaches Us About Growth

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