Remove invasive species and plant small pockets of forest gardens in healthy areas

Receive certification as a Level One Arboretum

Host monthly guided walks, as well as a community fall planting day, and a community winter tree thinning day 

As funds allow, enhance the walking trail with benches and swings, and bridges over the muddy areas

Seed the meadow (which currently has warm summer grasses with very few pockets of wildflowers) with a mix of grasses and perennial wildflowers to amplify the beauty of the meadow garden while also providing food and support to the native wildlife

Begin planting plug perennial wildflower and perennial grass drifts in the meadow along the walking trail to quicken development of seeded meadow

Plant larger areas of forest garden to enhance the tree canopy and provide food to native wildlife and visitors to the Gardens

Finalize final landscape and garden design for the different areas

Host weekly guided walks, as well as more community work days per season

Begin installing and planting perennial gardens in wetland and forest areas; continue forest garden plantings

Plant regenerative orchard gardens on the outskirts of the meadow

Host community picking days where visitors come to freely pick and take fruit, nuts, and seeds home

Host workshops on topics such as native PA meadows, woods, and orchards; regenerative orchards and forest gardens; homesteading, lawn alternatives, etc.