His work endeavors to foster an appreciation of the role of humans in living harmoniously with the natural environment of the planet. This field encompasses all other fields of horticulture, except commercial aspects of horticultural production or marketing, and its botanical basis in horticultural plants, such as vegetables, fruits, ornamental plants, and landscaping plants. The results of research in these areas will be applied to increasing the use of flowers and greenery in our nearby environment, improving the psychological and physical health of city dwellers, establishing horticultural therapy programs for disabled and elderly individuals, and promoting Kleingarten. This topic covers the cultural aspects of horticulture, such as plants in social customs, arts, plays, religions, etc. This area is being explored by researchers in economics and marketing of horticultural crops as well as by social scientists, anthropologists, artists, and psychologists.
Human beings learn through horticulture.
This understanding forces us to reconsider the present educational system in society and schools, such as kindergarten, primary school, high school, technical school, community college, college, and university. Third Symposium on Healthcare Design, San Francisco, CA, 1990. Van Nostrand Reinhold. The design of healthcare facilities traditionally has emphasized the functional delivery of healthcare, as expressed in such concerns as providing efficient spaces for laboratories or doors wide enough to accommodate beds. There is a growing recognition that hard designs are unsatisfactory from the standpoint of marketing facilities to patients.