Old Conwy - Wynn Gardens

The project involved the redevelopment of a part of the Wynn Gardens into a sensory garden consisting of selected trees, plants, shrubs, herbs, the provision of a water feature, a pergola, installation of pathways, seating, development of raised beds, and the pruning and reshaping of existing trees.

The main features of the Jubilee Sensory Garden are:

the installation of suitably wide pathways with varying textured surfaces
a paved area
bow topped metal fencing
low walls to form raised planted areas
bench seats
limestone arch
water feature with water and electrical supply
cast iron pergola
pruning and shaping of trees - partly to provide views for the cctv system
planting of trees, shrubs, plants, bulbs and seeds

Included in the scheme are artworks and sculptures funded by the Arts Council for Wales through National Lottery sources.

The garden enhances the local park in an area which was previously lacking such facilities, and improves the social environment for all park visitors.