Is gardening a narcotic?

Well I'm not sure about gardening being a narcotic as my husband is convinced it's the devil's work as he says I'm obsessed with it but then again so must he be as I caught him running down the path in the rain just to see if the lettuce was any bigger but I have to admit I was right behind him!:D Hel.xxx.

 

gardening is addictive if i`m not outside "pottering"i`m on the net surfing gardening sites,and judging from the membership i`m not the only one

 

It's certainly theraputic Loofah and after a lifetime of working in factories and getting home at the end of a day's work just in time to see the sun disappear below the horizon,it's a luxury. Humans are just another form of animal life and apart from shelter, outside is a more natural evironment for us even if it's a bit of aimless pottering, it nourishes the soul.

 

Loofah, it is most definitely addictive.:eek: But it`s a nice addiction.:D

 

Obsessive compulsive disorder might be an accurate description

 

Definately addictive Loofah, theres always another job to do or another seed/flower catalogue to order from, not forgetting the garden centres which are always there to entice us in.

 

:thumb: Yes it is addictive the wife says i'm over addicted to it and advised me to go talk to some one so i joined the local club and we meet up the pub every week. well I talk to someone about my garden lol

 

Did you like say something maaaaaaaaaaaann (gotta go got the munchies)

 

So addictive I just bought a book from Amazon, that my wife found on the shelf in the study. My excuse....the first copy was a present!! Anyone want "Wildlife Gardening : Chris Baines" ?