High five
There's no denying that a garden is a feast for the eyes. But it can offer a much richer experience when it taps into all the five senses. So think about weaving in plants that are pleasingly tactile, that whisper in the breeze, or taste and smell divine. Not only will these extra sensory elements make a garden more pleasurable, they can also make it more engaging and accessible for children and people with sensory impairments.
Tasteful picks
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Angels from NOWHERE
Three women express their gratitude for strangers who stepped in to become their saviours
Words of WISDOM
On a murder case, DI Sally Fourth could read the suspects like a book
Runaround LOU
When it came to Ronnie, Lou had her regrets and now he was back
The bigger PICTURE
Emma was dreading Jessica's visit - after all, they had nothing in common
Through THICK & THIN
Kelly Barker gained something special on her journey to losing weight
In my head I'm still 21'
Emmerdale star Lisa Riley tells us why she'll never stop smiling, whatever life throws her way
In the footsteps of APHRODITE
Facing west across the Mediterranean, the legendary birthplace of the Greek goddess of love is Cyprus' most varied region.
The Retiring SORT
Eleanor had loved her job but was it all a waste of time? A chance encounter gave her the answer
Magnet CAT
Why was Lizzie so drawn to the gorgeous little tabby?
Marvellous meals FOR ONE
Quick and delicious ideas for solo suppers
