Have I missed your link?
For these gardening entries in my blog, I’m mainly looking for material that is of use to blind and visually impaired gardeners, and examples of blind gardeners in action. Sadly, there does not seem to be a lot of writing going on about these subjects.
There is plenty of good material about gardening in general, and there is an increasing number of stories about sensory gardens being built FOR blind people, but these are not really the topics for this column.
If you write about being a blind gardener, or about blind gardeners more widely, and I’ve missed your material, please let me know where I can find it.
Meanwhile, please also refer to my
Blind Gardening web page
A garden for everyone – News – East Anglian Daily Times – green project involves local blind gardeners, amongst others.
How to Design a Garden for Color Blind People | North Coast Gardening
Plants, Perception and the Practice of Gardening: Lowering the Sensory Threshold – what we can learn from plants throughout th eyear.
The Hidden Health Benefits of Gardening – Suite101 – not only physical health, but mental, emotional and spiritual benefits, too.
When he needed something good for his mind and body, he turned to gardening – dailypress.com – Tommy Tennyson had a brain tumour that left him blind in one eye and deaf in one ear. However, he has found happiness and therapy in gardening.
