Miley Cyrus got candid about her passion of gardening and how it helped her being sober.
The Flower singer, who has been on sobriety journey since 2019, shared the impact of spending time in nature has on her.
Speaking to Pamela Anderson about her sober lifestyle in CR Fashion Book, the Jaded crooner revealed that tending to her garden is a "very personal process."
"Gardening is something you do for yourself. When we’ve shared so much of ourselves, having those little precious times with something simple — like putting a seed in the ground and nurturing it — it becomes a very personal process," she in the interview.
She went on to reflect how the positive impact of gardening has been like a "medicine" for her sober journey.
"Having that has been the medicine that’s kept me grounded in my sober lifestyle," she added. "It’s part of a practice, the way yoga might be: getting out into nature, doing something with my hands, and having a creative outlet that isn’t about fame or success."
The three-time Grammy winner went on to share how it feels like a "genuine win" of sowing a seed and the watching it sprout out as a flower.
Sharing her experience, the Hannah Montana star said that she did a while ago on her hillside before leaving for tour thinking that if "I just threw seeds out, thinking maybe when I came home something magic would happen. And it did."
Talking about her friend and frequent collaborator Vijat Mohindra, Cyrus said, "He threw these seeds, and I swear it never would’ve happened without him. When I came back, there were 10,000 daisies."
She also noted that her backyard was filled with 40 species of roses and her hillside "looked like a princess fairy garden."
Given the cathartic experience of being around nature, Cyrus previously in an interview with Good Morning America, shared that how staying sober is a major reason why she has "no desire" to go on tour.
