What plants are best for sensory gardens?

What plants are best for sensory gardens?

Sensory gardens benefit from a variety of plants that engage the senses. For touch, consider lamb's ear or soft ferns. For scent, herbs like lavender and rosemary are excellent. Would you like suggestions for plants that attract butterflies or birds?

Yes, what plants attract butterflies?

Plants like milkweed, coneflowers, and butterfly bush are fantastic for attracting butterflies. They provide nectar and habitat. Would you like to know more about their care?

Definitely! How do I care for butterfly bushes?

Butterfly bushes thrive in full sun and well-drained soil. Prune them in late winter to encourage new growth. They are drought-tolerant once established. Do you have a specific garden size in mind?

I have a small garden. Any tips for small spaces?

In small spaces, consider vertical gardening or using containers. Compact varieties of plants like dwarf coneflowers or mini lavender can maximize your sensory experience without overcrowding. Would you like more ideas?