Flowers of fun for Chaseview care home ResidentsGreen fingered Residents at HC-One’s Chaseview care home made the decision to begin a flower club in the home recently, after they discovered their love for flower arranging.

The Residents came together as they felt that creating flower arrangements made the environment feel homely, opting to choose many different colours to brighten the arrangements up.

Some of the Residents in the flower club enjoy taking part as it helps them to reminisce of their gardening days, tending to the flowers in their family homes.

Jennifer Khadoo, home manager, commented: “Residents enjoy the flower club, it brings back lovely memories for them and keeps them active as they not only arrange the flowers in the home, but they spend time in the garden together.”
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