Gardening: good for making sexy time
Andrea Bellamy |

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Scientists tell us what women already know: men who garden are hot.

“As little as 30 minutes a week tending the garden or allotment can dramatically improve men’s performance in bed, according to the experts in the field.

Digging, weeding or mowing the lawn for half an hour reduced men’s risk of failing to live up to expectations in bed by more than a third, the survey found.”

Suddenly “Honey, wanna help me in the garden this afternoon?” takes on a whole ‘nother meaning.

Via The Telegraph.

Comments

  1. LOL. I’ve seen this story making its way around the gardening blogosphere, but you have the best photo to illustrate it! Kudos!!!

  2. Comment by Fern @ Life on the Balcony - January 25, 2009
  3. AMEN!!! Now find me a single gardening dude to try this little bit of science out on!

  4. Comment by chanti - January 26, 2009
  5. Why didn’t anyone just ask me? I knew! When my MrD wears his toolbelt to work on my new gardening shed—he is transformed in to something hotter than the most active compost bin.

  6. Comment by Anna/Flowergardengirl - January 26, 2009
  7. My man is in lawn care and I your research to be correct! In fact we met while I was in the garden and he was mowing the lawn…proof of your theory I’m sure. Very cute post!

  8. Comment by Raquel at Cool Garden Things - January 26, 2009
  9. LOL! I can’t wait for Spring!

  10. Comment by Laurel - January 26, 2009
  11. Brilliant post

  12. Comment by christianbarnardlandscapestudio - January 26, 2009
  13. Bwahaha! I had heard the news story, but love that photo. Brilliant!

    Robin Wedewer

  14. Comment by Robin Wedewer - January 27, 2009
  15. Nothing hotter, really! O has a tight little number that he wears on his back when working the yard. The front of the vintage style shirt says: Gardeners Do it With Hoes. hmmmmm!

  16. Comment by caitlin - January 29, 2009
  17. Yes! Sexy time indeed. My demure husband has NO idea what donning a tool belt to build us a pea trellis (or something of that ilk) does for me. Fantastic!

  18. Comment by Tracey - February 5, 2009
  19. And I thought it was just the chillies!

  20. Comment by Trevor - February 13, 2009
  21. this is certainly a two way garden path issue…

  22. Comment by paul hughes - March 8, 2009

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