How to design a garden that turns children into nature explorers
In short: Garden designer Harry Holding reveals the secrets behind a collaborative project built to spark imagination. Discover how to transform outdoor spaces into sensory havens that encourage children to connect with the natural world.
The RHS No Adults Allowed Garden, showcased at the 2024 RHS Chelsea Flower Show, serves as a blueprint for engaging young minds. Designed in partnership with 30 co-designers from Sulivan Primary School, the space prioritizes creativity and exploration over traditional landscaping.
By incorporating whimsical play areas and dedicated sensory zones, the project demonstrates how to build environments that foster curiosity. These design principles aim to move beyond simple aesthetics, creating inviting outdoor spaces that actively encourage children to interact with nature.
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