A lot can happen in a day. One day it’s just a small bud, and the next it blooms into a beautiful flower. The Convolvulus cneorum, also...

It is delightful to witness a few late blossoms on this Photinia robusta, which normally blossoms in the springtime. While the dark green...

Introducing the latest addition to the sensory garden! The Ginkgo tree, known as the oldest living tree in the world and the sole...

Lithops are one of my favourite succulent plants and are often called “living stones”. I’m looking forward to see if any of these will...

The Star Jasmine plant is growing fast! Did you know this plant can grow up to 6 meters tall? On average they grow around 30-90...

More sensory garden glimmers appearing this week! The Lily Turf has begun to flower. I love the small purple flowers, they remind me of...

A glimmer this week has been noticing the Lambs Ears starting to flower. I love the small purple flowers and the fuzziness adds a soft...

Star Jasmine, the newest member of the sensory garden. The iconic and fragrant scent is great for relieving stress while also providing a...

A glimmer from this week has been seeing all the little visitors coming and going from the sensory garden. Spring has well and truly...

A glimmer for the week so far has been witnessing my clients engaging with the lavender plant in the sensory garden. Many shared they...

“I created this artwork using clover and dandelion prints with my finger print in the middle. Clovers and my partners favourite plant and...

Welcome the newest members to the Sensory Garden. The peppers on these two chilli plants are crunchy and juicy with a nice kick to them....

The Sensory Garden keeps growing! Many of my clients find engaging the senses extremely beneficial. The smells and the tactile...

“I needed to escape my loneliness. I needed comfort and companionship. I needed certainty and faith and stability. But the truth is that...

Working on a calming sensory garden! Here is a sneak peak of some of the plants: Rosemary for smell. Lambs ears and Adenanthos for touch....