There's a natural tendency to want to snuggle up in the warm during winter. Yet despite it still being cold and damp, or frosty and frozen in many parts at this time of year, spring beckons and garden tasks can begin. That's why so-called dopamine digging is a gardening trend we are ready to jump on immediately.
Much outside may still be dormant, but signs of life have been appearing for weeks. From hardy snowdrops and carpets of crocuses to early daffodils and hyacinths; green shoots and colorful blooms are returning. That's usually enough to lure most gardener's back outside.
