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Sensory Gardens

Benefits of Therapeutic Gardens

Gardens for Children with ASD

Inclusive Play Spaces

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Did you know that Wooly Lamb’s Ear, botanical name Stachys byzantina, has been used for centuries as a wound dressing on battlefields?. Not only do the soft, fuzzy leaves absorb blood and help it to clot more quickl