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Speech On Gardening

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A. Introduction

Gardening is a popular hobby among a few people. It can make us to becomes relaxes and peaceful from the pressures of an urban environment. When growing our own vegetables, herbs or fruits, it contributes a great sense of joy and accomplishment. One of the main reasons that people start gardening is that vegetables from the supermarket cannot compare in quality with vegetable grown in the home garden. The question is which one do you prefer? Grow own vegetables, herbs or fruits by gardening or buy it at supermarket. Everyone should have to understand that gardening are better than buy it. In researching this speech, I found that gardening have give out a lot of benefits to us. Based on my research, there are tips for first-time growers of fruits and vegetables. Firstly, buy seed from your local garden centre. Then try to grow something easy, like tomatoes and beans. This steps will consulting a gardener to see what produce is best suited to your ground. After that, consider the variety of plant that you grow. Gardening is the best way for us to get a better life. Today …show more content…

The result by gardening is you can take the vegetables and fruits without pay it. According to Heidi Godman of the executive editor from Harvard Health Letter shows that one of the benefits of enjoying garden vegetables may be a reduced monthly food bill. You no need go to the supermarkets to find a vegetables and fruits. According to Liza Barnes and Nicole Nichols of the Health Education shows that healthy food was so expensive, it also highly processed, while unhealthy food was cheap and affordable. Actually all people want to practice a healthy life by follows pyramid food but the price was spoiled everything. The objective for practice it will not acceptable, if the price for healthy food are expensive. Therefore, I want invite you to gardening for saving our money per month and eating by follows pyramid

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