Garden set-up

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  Plants hereEnglish lavenderWhat to see (describe shape, size and colour)Low, rounded grey-green bushes. Purple flower spikes stand up from July to September.What to touchRub a leaf gently between your finger and thumb. It feels slightly velvety.What to smellSmell your fingers: a clean, sweet, slightly soapy scent.What to hearOn sunny days, listen for bees busy in the flowers.Access notes (paths, heights, seats, hazards)Raised bed at waist height. Smooth level path with a bench on the left.

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  Plants hereRosemaryWhat to see (describe shape, size and colour)A dense, bushy hedge of narrow, dark green leaves, with tiny pale blue flowers in spring.What to touchRun your fingers along a stem. The leaves are thin, firm and a little sticky.What to smellA strong, warm, piney scent, like a Sunday roast.What to hearSheltered spot. You may hear the hedge rustle in the wind.Access notes (paths, heights, seats, hazards)Hedge edge at hip height, next to a level gravel path. Gravel can be loose.

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  Plants hereLamb's earWhat to see (describe shape, size and colour)Silvery leaves shaped like tongues, growing in low mats close to the ground.What to touchStroke a leaf. It's thick and soft as felt, like an animal's ear.What to smellAlmost no scent. This spot is all about touch.What to hearA quiet corner, sheltered by a hedge behind you.Access notes (paths, heights, seats, hazards)Border edge at knee height. Lean down from the path. No step.

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  Plants hereSpearmint and apple mintWhat to see (describe shape, size and colour)Large pots of bright green leaves with toothed edges.What to touchPinch a leaf. Spearmint is smooth; apple mint is soft and furry.What to smellCrush a leaf for a sharp, fresh, cooling smell.What to hearClose to the water tap. Listen for the drip.Access notes (paths, heights, seats, hazards)Pots on a waist-high shelf with a handrail. The ground can be wet.

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  Plants hereOrnamental grassesWhat to see (describe shape, size and colour)Tall clumps of fine, arching grasses with feathery seed heads, gold in autumn.What to touchBrush your open hand across the tops. Soft and tickly.What to smellA dry, hay-like smell on warm days.What to hearStand still and listen: the grasses hiss and whisper in the breeze.Access notes (paths, heights, seats, hazards)Wide level path through the middle. Grasses lean over the path, so take care at face height.

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