Florida ​Horticulture for Health Network Resource Hub

​Welcome to Florida Horticulture for Health Network’s Resource Hub. Horticulture for health has a very broad scope of activities, modalities, research and practice. The Resource Hub uses eight primary categories, referencing Fleming’s (2021) horticulture for health framework, identifying research, books, videos and related resources in each area. The Florida Horticulture for Health Network has compiled these resources, meant to be a starting point for further investigation. The resources are updated annually and focus on most current data available. The content provided is intended for informational purposes only. The materials do not constitute an endorsement of the authors or their materials by the network. 
​Horticulture is used as an integral component for health outcomes in a variety of applications: 

• Scope & definition​
• Gardening health benefits
• Pandemic gardening & impacts across horticulture for health domains

• Horticultural therapy, 
• Therapeutic horticulture,
•  Allied therapeutic modalities, 
•  Nature-based therapies 

 ​Apolitical groups like: 

• Master gardeners,             
• Garden clubs,    
•  Horticulture trade groups   

Political/social change groups like:  

• Food security groups
• Food alliances
• Food literacy groups

• Therapeutic gardens,  
  
• Restorative gardens, 
  
• Enabling gardens,  
  
• Food gardens,   
  
• School gardens,   
  
• Urban farms,                             
  
• ​Community gardens,   
  
• Designed landscapes, 
  
• Interiorscapes

• Food 
• Nutrition 
• Food Action 

• Consumer driven trends, 
• Horticulture best mgmt, 
• Technology tools, 
• Plant-based businesses 

• Senior/dementia care 
• Corrections 
• Children and Youth
• Cancer populations
• Migrant and refugee
• Veterans and Active Military          
• Eating Disorders'
• Autism spectrum disorder

• FL gardening resources 
• Plant lists by populations
• Plant lists by types of gardens
• Safe/toxic plant lists
• Ethnobotany