You will research the traditional and contemporary uses of native San Diego flowers in aromatherapy and horticulture by visiting Olive Wood Gardens, consulting with your mentor, and gathering insights from community members on how these plants impact mental and physical wellness.

You will synthesize your research on San Diego's native flowers and aromatherapy benefits to craft a clear problem statement, which will guide your design process and ensure your project effectively advocates for the appreciation of nature's healing qualities.

You will brainstorm a variety of ways to design and showcase your ceramic flower creations and aromatherapy information, drawing inspiration from expert insights and peers' perspectives, to create an engaging and informative exhibit.

You will create and refine clay prototypes of San Diego's native flowers, incorporating feedback from art teachers and using your research on aromatherapy to ensure the flowers effectively embody their therapeutic properties and appeal.

You will showcase your ceramic flowers and aromatherapy report to stakeholders on the north lawn, engage with attendees to share insights on the scents' wellness benefits, gather their feedback, and refine your report and presentation skills based on their interactions.