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A sensory garden.

The idea of a sensory garden is that plants, hard landscaping and other garden materials and features are selected for their appeal to all five senses with the aim of offering a richer and perhaps more therapeutic experience to a range of people with different needs. There may be other specific aims, for example, encouraging the development of certain sensory abilities like smell or touch, or creating a protected, interesting place for people with physical disabilities who may enjoy being, working and socialising outdoors. The Sensory Trust define a sensory garden as “a selfcontained area that concentrates a wide range of sensory experiences. Such an area, if designed well, provides a valuable resource for a wide range of uses, from education to recreation.” (Sensory Trust, 2007)