What a joyous sight!
I develop housing so that people who are older, disabled or looking for support with mental health can live independently. As a believer in the benefit of gardening on body and soul it was great to see the flowers that had been grown in this garden. Making gardening possible
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This is wonderful. You’re right, the benefits of gardening are underrated for those living with challenges.
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Great to hear Ruth, it gardening has known benefits both physical and for mental wellbeing, it's actually enjoyable and addictive if growing, planting and designing or plant collecting is your thing
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That is so pretty~
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That warms my heart. Thank you for doing that.
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Great stuff, people love their little green space
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How refreshing. Other than high end providers, much of the industry seems to have abandoned elderly care - well and truly in the 'too difficult' category, particularly on the revenue side. Flowers look great, too
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There is a mix of flowers but the majority are Coreopsis
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