diy projects and other delights rooted in the natural world
With therapeutic horticulture professionals in mind, here are some ideas on how to do plant- and nature-oriented activities using paper materials. This may be helpful when supplementing activities that utilize natural materials without potting media or live plants or looking for budget friendly alternatives to activity materials. The information in this blog post was featured in the fall 2020 issue of the Nova Scotia Horticulture for Health newsletter, “Digging In.” Post written with input by Lesley Fleming
Therapeutic horticulturists use a variety of materials for plant-based programs. Paper, a plant product, can be key components or supplemental accessory for hands-on activities.