Sensory Garden

Pictures taken in the Sensory Garden
closeup of a pink flower
six volunteers stand in front of a patch of blooming daffodils
a Swallowtail butterfly sitting on a white blooming flower
a closeup view of two of the sensory garden memorial bricks. one for Eleanor Symons 1925-2021 and the other is for audio reader's 49th anniversary
Author Sarah, volunteer Steve Sears, and program manager Nick Carswell sitting in the sensory garden on a sunny spring day
two members of the delta gamma sorority house working in the sensory garden with master gardener Frank Male
A picture of Sarah in the garden
the plaque says "in celebration of the life of our dear friend Joanne Wise who loved to read"
a stone statue from the garden of a child angel with wings reading an open book
close up of Melinda and Tom Kearney's memorial bricks. Melinda's says "Let is Grow" and Tom's says "Happy 27th TK + MK = 4EVER"
Author Sarah and volunteer Steve Sears sitting in the sensory garden on a sunny spring day
three brick closeups in honor of Piper Crain, Gene Seely, and Arline Seely-Bensch
metal sculpture of a butterfly above colorful blooming flowers
Frank standing in the foreground with a voluneer kneeling in the background
two women stand in the garden next to a lilac bush and windchimes
two men wearing sunglasses and pushing wheelbarrows
Frank Male standing with the nine CPPR volnteers most wearing sunglasses
wide view of the garden with nine volunteers spread around working on various tasks
three people holding racks standing by mulch pile
three people with racks around a large pile of mulch
one woman and one man pushing wheel barrows in the parking lot
a bumble bee sitting on a flower stalk
Baehr Audio-Reader Center from the parking lot taken in 2012
Donna and a second member of the prairie acre garden club in spring 2006 working in the garden
a brick that says "For Jacob Jones Love Always"
8 metal cups that look like abstract flowers but move in the wind to create a windchime effect
stone birdbath with a small bird statue with open wings perched on the edge
memorial stone that says "In Loving Memory of Bob & Donna Lantry - we come from the earth, we return to the earth, and in between we garden"
wooden fence with vines of pink flowers under the address sign which reads 1120 W 11th Street
close up of a grouping of bright pink and white flowers
a patch of purple coneflowers mixed with smaller yellow and white blooms