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The Enabling Garden: Creating Barrier-Free Gardens
Discusses paths, raised beds, containers, vertical gardening, and useful tools, and offers advice on plant selection and garden planning
160 pages, Paperback
First published April 1, 1994
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January 18, 2025
This is cool!
Gene gives useful, affordable, empowering tips and tricks to enable us to keep gardening even if/when we, our families, and friends have physical limitations from age and/or disability.
He gives good advice because he himself is mobile in his wheelchair and he works with the Chicago Botanical Garden’s Accessible section!
Gene gives useful, affordable, empowering tips and tricks to enable us to keep gardening even if/when we, our families, and friends have physical limitations from age and/or disability.
He gives good advice because he himself is mobile in his wheelchair and he works with the Chicago Botanical Garden’s Accessible section!
July 9, 2012
This is one of the best resources for anyone involved in accessible gardening, horticultural therapy and community gardening programs. Mr. Rothert has been a dynamic visionary in the field and this book provides detailed information on how to make the garden accessible for everyone. We use this book frequently in our HT work, and it has been invaluable.
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