Tulips come in a fabulous array of colours and ‘bright tulips will enliven the senses, while muted colours will calm and ...

Since many common plants appeal to more than one sense, you likely already have the beginnings of a sensory garden in your ...

Sensory gardens, previously used for therapeutic purposes, are now recognized for their general well-being benefits. Home gardeners can create sensory areas by incorporating plants and features ...

Let us show you how to plant yourself happy with sensory gardens that will stimulate all the senses. Sensory gardens are intimate outdoor spaces filled with enticing sounds, scents and textures ...

A well-rounded garden should be a joy to see. And smell. And touch. And even hear and taste. So-called "sensory gardens" offer opportunities to cover all bases. One of the nation's largest opened ...

Sensory gardens are often located in parks or schools to encourage children to explore plants and their environment. You can visit a sensory garden in Reno, in Idlewild Park near the children's train.

Sensory gardens have become a popular landscaping trend in commercial spaces over the last few years. These outdoor areas, which are designed to stimulate all of the senses, ...

In sensory gardens, we can select plants or water elements that provide different sounds. Many of the sounds throughout a sensory garden are influenced by the wind.

The Sensory Garden at Planting Fields Arboretum State Historic Park in Oyster Bay, which opened on the iconic property in 2015, is just such a feast for the senses.

The Sensory Garden, also known as the Braille Garden, was built at Swan Lake Iris Gardens in the late 90s. Now, the Sumter Master Gardeners are improving it.