We are a new Pennsylvania public garden, designed between 2018 and 2021, our initial plant installations and large scale sculptures were installed in fall 2020 and we opened doors in May 2021. We are open between May and October. Public access is free by appointment and only a single group at a time gets to visit the gardens and landscape. This was initially driven by the pandemic, but provides visitors a unique experience on a rural landscape and so we are continuing that regime.
Our site is 36 acres comprised of curated garden borders and pot displays, restored meadow and forest. Hence our visitors traverse the site from "gardens to wilds". We are located within a conservation landscape. So designated by the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, the Kittatinny Ridge Conservation Landscape is 185 miles of intact forest that extends south to north from our borders with Maryland and New Jersey. This Appalachian ridge is an important migratory flyway slightly inland along the east coast.
