Alicia's Garden

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If adults don't look after themselves when they're grieving, their emotions will be passed onto the children and the children will feel that way. It provides a range of tailored programmes of family support and counselling for children who are going through loss whether through bereavement, addiction, marital or economic separation or other forms. It is one of 13 small but perfectly formed 2m x 3m plots, where gardening clubs and amateur gardeners showcase their designs.

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Both Aliçia and her mother Sinéad say they are bowled over by the level of kindness she has received since she embarked on her Bloom adventure, with local companies donating paints, edging and other elements for free, with great support from friends.After Bloom, Rainbow's End will relocate to the garden of Springboard's new premises, which recently opened after 10 years of fundraising.

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At this year's Bloom festival in Dublin, 12-year-old Aliçia Kavanagh will showcase her garden created to help guide people through bereavement. The extra funds raised means they'll also be able to give Springboard a cheque to put towards counselling for children. Syngoniums survive well under low light conditions making them ideal for multiple positions around the home or place of work. Carissa grandiflora are fast growing, strong, spreading rounded evergreen groundcover grows up to 30 to 40cm. In the early stages of the garden's design, she conducted an online survey, one for adults and one for children, asking people to match the seven stages of grief to the seven colours of the rainbow based on the nursery song 'I Can Sing a Rainbow'.For me, pink and orange, they're bright colours, if you put another colour in you can't really change them. The Maranta leuconeura fascinator is an expressive plant which folds in its leaves at night, giving it the name “Prayer Plant”. It is a perennial ground cover producing many branching prostrate stems up to a meter long, forming a mat up to two to three meters wide.