Raised Beds. Up to 7 raised beds are built from sustainably harvested and locally sourced black locust lumber. The beds lie adjacent to the main walkway and designed for wheelchair access. They are filled with high quality compost and planted with a wide variety of annual vegetables, herbs, and fruits that are part of the cooking traditions of the many and beautiful international communities that live in and around Ithaca.

Herb Spiral. A vertically rising, spiraling garden bed framed with stones. Herb spirals create multiple micro-climates in a small space. The combination of stones, shape, and vertical structure offer a diversity of growing spaces for a diversity of plants.

Arbors. Greeting visitors and biding them farewell, 2 4-post arbors straddle the walking path at the north and south access to the park. The arbors are made of sustainably harvested and locally sourced black locust trees as a sound structure to support perennial and annual vines bearing edibles fruits, nectar for pollinating insects, and shade for park visitors. Inside each arbor is a kiosk for the park to communicate with its visitors including a map indicating what plants are where and updates about park happenings such as volunteers opportunities and social events. An additional kiosk will be included for neighbors and visitors to leave poetry, photos, and phenology (blooming, ripening) information.

Interpretive Signs. 7 weatherproof aluminum signs will be placed throughout the park to explain how permaculture ethics and principles are demonstrated in the plantings.