How can we make sensory gardens more accessible for everyone?

How can we make sensory gardens more accessible for everyone?

We can enhance accessibility by incorporating wide pathways, tactile elements, and sensory-friendly plants.

What specific features should be included for visually impaired visitors?

For visually impaired visitors, we can add Braille signage, textured pathways, and fragrant plants to guide and engage their senses.

Are there any funding options available for creating accessible sensory gardens?

Yes, there are grants and community funding options available, often through local government or nonprofit organizations.

How can we involve the community in the design process?

Involving the community can be done through workshops, surveys, and collaborative design sessions to gather input and ideas.

What are some examples of successful accessible sensory gardens?

Some successful examples include the Sensory Garden at the Royal Botanic Gardens and the Accessible Garden at the Chicago Botanic Garden.