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gardening. "It did save me a fortune on therapists I am sure," Wilde said. READ MORE: Bill Turnbull: 'I'm not going to let it win' Classic FM star on 'bumpy' cancer journeyWhen the tension between her former self and now famous self started to "grate" on each other, the garden created a sense of harmony, she revealed. "I seemed to find myself in the garden.

It appeared to be calling me. It's the one place where I could feel close to myself. "She went on to reveal that, like so many Britons, the pandemic put her mental health test, but the garden once again proved a "powerful tool" during this time.

This is not the first time Wilde has opened up about her mental health difficulties and the benefits of gardening. DON'T MISSDiabetes: The alcoholic drink 'beneficial' for blood sugar levels [TIPS]Non-alcoholic drink associated with blood clot formation in '1 hour' [ADVICE]Bill Turnbull: Classic FM star on 'bumpy' cancer journey [INSIGHT]In 2015, she revealed: "When I was 30 I was enjoying a successful music career, with platinum records and a European tour with Michael Jackson under my belt. "To the outside world all seemed wonderful, but I was always plagued with anxiety and it badly affected my mental health. "One in four of us will experience issues with our mental health and gardening really can help. "It has been great therapy for me and can help people get back on top of things and restore balance when it feels like life is veering out of control.

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