Announcing our sensory gardens web material. We want to hear from you!

Therapeutic Gardens is delighted to announce that we have just published our website section on ‘Sensory Gardens’. You can see this material by clicking here.We are also busily working on a further resource on creating sensory gardens that will explore this topic in greater depth and include a variety of hints, tips and plant suggestions to help you build your own therapeutic sensory garden.We have also just uploaded a new case study on a brilliant sensory garden designed by Darren Hawkes for the SeeAbility charity organisation. This garden, sponsored by Coutts & Co, received the Silver Gilt Award at the 2013 RHS Chelsea Flower Show. We have chosen to showcase this garden as an excellent example of some of the principles we have discussed for creating stimulating sensory gardens, particularly for the visually impaired. You can read the SeeAbility Sensory Garden Case Study by clicking here.Here at Therapeutic Gardens, we love being able to highlight some of the very best research, feature inspiring gardens and provide a hub for our community to collaborate on projects and share their experiences of using, designing or creating their own therapeutic gardens. But we need your help us to spread the word about some of the wonderful work being done in this highly under-appreciated field. Do you have a story to share or know of a garden that you think we could draw attention to on our site? We are always excited to receive feedback and suggestions from our growing subscriber base.Together, we can make a difference in the lives of community, loved ones and ourselves.

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SeeAbility Sensory Garden (Sponsored by Coutts & Co.) - Case Study