Companies are using gardening to improve their employees well being
Oct. 10 is World Mental Health Day and one business is working with companies to use gardening as a tool to destress in - and out of the office.
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Studies show that gardening can improve well-being and Gardenuity is making it easy for companies to offer this hobby to companies for their employees (or for anyone who wants to start a garden, but isn't sure where to begin).
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