GARDEN DESIGN
Top tip: Ensure all little helpers are
wearing gardening gloves to protect
their hands.
2. Give them room to grow
If space allows, give them their
own area of the garden to grow
vegetables or fruits. Bradstone’s
Easy Stack Walling is ideal for
creating an easy raised garden bed
that can be filled with soil. Once
complete, the children can choose
what to plant and take responsibility
of weeding and watering the area
each day. They could even start
a diary and document the plants
progress over the months as they
grow and flourish.
Top tip: Sensory plants can be
beneficial for children with special
needs as it encourages them to
explore and enjoy the garden.
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Stonewood Sleeper Edging. Priced from £9.50 - £15 each
3. Plant in colour
Children are extremely visual and
you’ll no doubt get them excited if
you plant lots of bold, bright colours.
Why not section off different parts
of your garden with Bradstone’s
Stonewood sleeper edging and
arrange different colour bedding
plants in each area?
The children can then get their
fingers dirty by helping to plant
and maintain the flowers – some
of which can be in their favourite
colour.
For more information on
Bradstone’s collection, please visit
www.bradstone.com
www.landud.co.uk
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