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Article content Sherie Gladu has seen St. Joseph Township’s community garden yield much more than tomatoes, lettuce, beans and peppers. Mental contentment also flourishes, which, during these days of COVID-19 restrictions, is a much-coveted crop. It’s that accompanying sense of accomplishment that makes a day digging in the dirt all that much more worthwhile, Gladu says. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Growing sense of contentment Back to video “There’s so many things you can do that don’t yield real results that you can see,” she said this week in an interview with the Sault Star. “But gardening is one of those ones that you can look back at a weeded garden bed and say, ‘Oh my gosh, that’s so much better.’ And you’ve spent some time outdoors getting some fresh air and some vitamin D and getting all of those beautiful microbes coming out of the soil and into your brain to make you have the happy dance.”

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