What are some sensory garden activities I can do throughout the year?

What are some sensory garden activities I can do throughout the year?

You can create a sensory garden with activities like planting fragrant herbs in spring, enjoying colorful flowers in summer, collecting leaves in fall, and observing winter textures.

Can you suggest specific plants for each season?

Sure! In spring, consider lavender and daisies; in summer, sunflowers and marigolds; in fall, ornamental grasses and asters; and in winter, evergreens and holly.

How can I make the garden accessible for children?

You can create pathways with soft materials, use raised beds for easy access, and include tactile elements like smooth stones and soft plants.

What sensory experiences should I focus on?

Focus on sight with colorful blooms, sound with rustling leaves, touch with various textures, smell with aromatic plants, and taste with edible herbs.

Are there any activities for winter?

Yes! You can create a winter sensory walk, use bird feeders to attract wildlife, and explore the textures of bark and evergreen needles.