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    I'd like to add a little sensory garden for kids. I have a few ideas but not quite sure best way to have it. Does anyone else have one and if so would you mind sharing some photos. I'd love some inspiration.

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    There are some ideas here

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    Thank you. Lovely ideas there

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    I got a big pot and made a mini sensory garden, thinking of adapting it for a fairy garden so it has two uses. Mostly herbs and some lavender.

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    Very nice ideas :-)

 

 

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