Plants for Sensory Engagement

While our gardens should engage the senses, there are certain plants that lend themselves more directly to sensory engagement. Engaging sight with beautiful plants and flowers is important in the garden but we tend to ignore the vast array of plants that offer fragrance or tactile engagement. Mark Dwyer will explore a wide range of sensory plants to be considered for use in the garden where that engagement can continue to be maximized. Purchase lunch at the cafe or bring your own.