Can the simple pleasure of gazing on a landscape improve your health?
Jim McDaniels thinks so. In the 30 years he worked for the Park
Service, Jim was in charge of maintaining the White House gardens and
grounds which functions as a buffer of sorts for the first family.
Listen and learn how plants can de-stress the President--and you!
Subscribe to our podcast feed (so you can open the attachment below) or simply Download/listen here to the mp3.
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Friday, October 7
How the White House Gardens De-Stresses the President
by
Marion Owen
on Fri 07 Oct 2005 11:09 AM AKDT
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