Andy Howland and his landscape team at Friendship Village of Dublin planted 10,000 annuals in May possibly 2020 when COVID-19 retained inhabitants isolated. As director of enhancements and landscape, Howland knew the vegetation would strengthen psychological wellness, quicken affected individual recovery and enrich their social connections. “The pandemic brought on a whole lot of uncertainty, stress and anxiety and reduced social interaction, so we went all out with vegetation,” claims Howland. “Getting outside the house and dealing with the spring of 2020 became a breath of refreshing air for our local community and their readers.” Learn more of Central Ohio:Subscribe to Columbus Every month‘s weekly newsletter, Best Reads Given that starting…