Laura DePrado, owner of Final Touch Plantscaping in Branchburg, was named the recipient of The American Horticultural Therapy Association 2013 Alice Burlingame Humanitarian Service Award at the association’s 40th Annual Conference. (more…)
Laura DePrado, owner of Final Touch Plantscaping in Branchburg, was named the recipient of The American Horticultural Therapy Association 2013 Alice Burlingame Humanitarian Service Award at the association’s 40th Annual Conference. (more…)
What makes a garden therapeutic? The basic features of a therapeutic garden can include wide and gently graded accessible entrances and paths, raised planting beds and containers, and a sensory-oriented plant selection focused on color, texture, and fragrance. A therapeutic garden is a plant-dominated environment specifically designed to facilitate interaction with the healing elements of nature either passively or actively depending on the garden design and users’ needs.