Do you listen to music while gardening? Well, if so, you’ve probably heard Fleetwood Mac’s song Dreams at some point in the last year.
That’s according to a new study by Miller Homes that analyzed the 116,021 songs added to 1,000 Spotify playlists with “Gardening” in the title to find out what the most popular gardening sounds are this year.
Fleetwood Mac topped the list, followed by Van Morrison’s Brown Eyed Girl, followed by a tight second, while Paper Kites’ song Bloom in fourth was the only song released after the millennium that made it into the top 10 made it.
Marcus Eyles, Horticultural Director at Dobbies Garden Centers, commented on the research and benefits of listening to music while gardening: the best sensory display of the year that will add color and scent to your garden. Add a relaxing, uplifting playlist to add to your garden time, and all in all, it’s a fantastic time to be outside! Your surroundings can help reduce stress and help you feel happier, calmer, and more energetic.
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“The warmer months offer ample opportunity to plant your own herbs and vegetables, which can be very satisfying – and good for you too. It’s also a great time for garden animal viewing, where you can do your part to help protect the environment. “
How many of the following songs did you hum along with the trimming?
The top 10 songs for garden lovers:
1. Dreams, remastered in 2004 – Fleetwood Mac
2. Brown-eyed girl – Van Morrison
3. Mr. Blue Sky – Electric Sky Orchestra
4. Bloom – The paper kite
5. Landslide – Fleetwood Mac
6. Here comes the sun – The Beatles
7. Walking on Sunshine – Katrina and the waves
8. Africa – TOTO
9. Wildflowers – Tom Petty
10. Fast car – Tracy Chapman
The top 10 artists who appeared most frequently on gardening playlists:
1. Fleetwood Mac
2. Harry Styles
3. The Beatles
4. Van Morrison
5. Creedence Clearwater Revival
6. Neil Young
7. Tom Petty
8. Haley Heynderickx
9. Eagle
10. Bill Withers
A Spotify playlist with all 30 songs can be found here.
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