hanging baskets and public flowerbeds reduce crime and anti-social behavior , a new study has suggested. According to the survey by the Royal Horticulture Society (RHS) performed to improve the community garden systems in the local environment and bring together neighborhoods. The RHS said that while the image of Britain in Bloom scheme makes it is "pretty villages in the southeast of England with hanging baskets ", it could also be social supply and ecological benefits in cities and towns.
The survey of more than 230 Britain in Bloom and it's your neighborhood groups revealed that half of the municipalities thought that the systems had reduced crime and anti-social behavior, and 40 percent said their local environment was safer.
Nine said ten groups, the highest impact was in the systems at the municipal development to be involved, with their garden projects people together to bring for the first time.
worked two-thirds with local schools in their area, and four-fifths said they felt more civic pride and horticultural systems raised their aspirations for their neighborhoods.
"it is clear the country with quite a difficult time, but looking at the benefits of these systems look like, it's an incredible thing for very little money, and that is important when money is so scarce "the Daily mail quoted Sue Biggs, RHS-General with the words
" to see color and beautiful flowers is, in its own right, fantastic, but the most useful thing is to support the Community -. people her [toknow
neighbors, "she added.
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