UK’s Pop-Up “Flower Pharmacy” Prescribed Mood-Boosting Bouquets
A temporary "Flower Pharmacy" in London is offering bouquets to people looking for a mood boost. The initiative aims to show how flowers can be used to improve everyday well-being. People are encouraged to think differently about the role of flowers.
Why it's good news: It offers an alternative way for people to improve their mental health and wellbeing without relying on medication.
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