Urban Gardening Belief vs. Action

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A recent study on urban gardening indicated that approximately 60% of urban dwellers believe that growing their own vegetables is beneficial for health. Yet, despite this belief, less than 20% actually engage in urban gardening activities. This discrepancy raises a question about the motivations behind such beliefs.

Many urban dwellers find it too difficult to start a garden, despite knowing its benefits.

The majority of urban dwellers do not have access to spaces suitable for gardening.

Urban governments provide plenty of community gardens for residents to use.

Urban dwellers prefer to buy vegetables from stores rather than grow them.

Most urban dwellers already engage in gardening, even if they do not recognize it.

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