>> I actually was talking to a staff member about this yesterday.
We both agreed that we love the intellectual challenge, as well as all the other mind, body,
and spirit benefits that it brings to you.
So when you're amongst plants, it has a very healing -- you know, the color green is healing,
but it also has a healing property, just walking amongst the trees, listening to the birds sing.
You know, that whole being in nature.
So you get that benefit.
The fresh air, obviously, as well.
Exercise. You're out and, you know, working muscles and everything.
But then on an intellectual level, till the day I die,
I am never going to learn everything about horticulture.
There's always going to be somebody that can come up to me with a twig of something,
and I'm like, "Oh, what the heck is that?"
you know. And so I love that, because you can always be learning, and I think that --
you know, there's the Temple Lifelong Learning Division, and I agree with that.
I think if you can keep your mind really, you know,
focused on learning something new every day, it's a cliché, but I think it's true.
The seasonal nature of the business is a challenge, because it's, you know --
because of the climate -- We're in a three season, a four season climate.
And so, you know, you've got feast and famine.
You work very, very hard during growing season, then it's some down time.
I would say that's a little bit of a challenge,
but it's actually a nice cyclical nature to the year.