Creating a sensory garden
elph
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Hello, I am a support worker who works as part of a team in supporting people with learning disabilities. We are planning to create a sensory garden with the people we support, and make it a delight for the senses, as well as being wheelchair-friendly too.
So far we've had ideas for a colour changing water fountain, seat-height planters and herb garden, decorative wind spinners, and brightly coloured garden ornaments.
Have you ever visited a sensory garden? What parts of a garden do you enjoy most?
So far we've had ideas for a colour changing water fountain, seat-height planters and herb garden, decorative wind spinners, and brightly coloured garden ornaments.
Have you ever visited a sensory garden? What parts of a garden do you enjoy most?
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This sounds like a lovely project to be working on @elph
For me, in a garden I'd appreciate somewhere to sit so that I can admire the views1 -
Different things to feel and touch would be good lots of natural materials. Wind chimes or bird houses could be good for ambience.1
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