How can I incorporate different textures in a sensory garden?

How can I incorporate different textures in a sensory garden?

You can use a variety of plants with different leaf shapes and sizes, such as ferns, succulents, and grasses.

What are some examples of textured materials I can use?

Consider using stones, wood chips, and textured pathways like gravel or bark to enhance the sensory experience.

How do textures affect the sensory experience in a garden?

Textures engage the sense of touch, making the garden more interactive and inviting for visitors.

Can you suggest some plants that have interesting textures?

Sure! Look for lamb's ear for its soft leaves, or the spiky texture of agave for contrast.

What maintenance do textured plants require?

Maintenance varies, but generally, ensure proper watering and occasional pruning to keep them healthy.