Meet the Designer of the Green Circle Garden and how he designed the Green Circle Garden.

Green Circle Gardens provide your retirement community a serene, welcoming environment that promotes social interaction, well-being, and physical activity. This will not only attract new residents but also create a stronger sense of belonging for everyone involved and improve facilities at your retirement home.

ADA Gardens

Green Circle Gardens is not just about accessible gardening; it's a commitment to creating a flourishing future for residents in Senior Living Homes.

Incorporating Green Circle Garden Beds into your landscape invites seniors into the joys of gardening. From accessible nurseries to therapeutic herb corners, these beds redefine inclusivity and well-being.

Gardening for seniors transcends being a mere hobby – it's a path to physical, mental, and emotional fulfillment. Raised garden beds, especially those offered by the Green Circle Garden, serve as a conduit to a more accessible and enjoyable gardening experience.

An accessible garden landscape can be a transformative addition to your senior living center, promoting physical activity, mental stimulation, and a sense of community among residents.

Accessible gardening is a fantastic way to engage in outdoor activities and improve physical and mental health. Unfortunately, traditional gardening can be difficult for those with mobility issues or disabilities.

Accessible garden design is all about creating an environment that is inclusive and welcoming to everyone, regardless of their physical abilities. It involves incorporating design elements that make it easier for people with mobility challenges to enjoy the many benefits of gardening.

Get ready for spring with these six great plants that can add some color and texture to your container gardens. From the classic tulip to the spotted dead nettle and the delicate columbine, these plants will bloom and thrive even during the chilly early spring days. Don't wait for the warmer temperatures, start planning your early spring garden now and enjoy the beauty of these plants for weeks to come.