Bradford garden for visually-impaired (From Bradford Telegraph and Argus)
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Bradford garden for visually-impaired
8:50pm Thursday 17th September 2009 in
A group of visually-impaired gardeners have filled flower beds at Morley Street Resource Centre in Bradford.
Growing Together was formed a year ago to help members find ways to overcome difficulties caused by loss of sight.
During this time they have transformed the raised beds at the centre, which are now full of colourful, scented and tactile plants that everyone can enjoy.
The group meets every fortnight at the centre to share gardening tips and take part in social activities.
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Ricki Wilks smells a flower
From left, Ricki Wilks, Linda Hanson, Jackie Wilson and Lee Bottomley check out the Morley Street Resource Centre’s new garden for visually impaired and blind people
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