New research claims the solitude it provides at the bottom of the garden could actually be good for their health.
A study published in the British Medical Journal suggests that the peaceful retreat may help lower blood pressure.
Its
author, Professor Alan White, of Leeds Metropolitan University, claims
the hours spent pottering about also has a positive impact on their
self-esteem.
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