Caregiver Garden

Hope Grows is proud to announce the redirection of previous grant funds to support the continued development of the Fleur de Lune Garden at Robin Hill Park. We are honored to contribute to making Moon Township the first location to intentionally connect wellness and family caregiving through a dedicated garden space.

Rooted in the rich history of the Robin Hill Estate and its deep appreciation for nature and the environment, this evolving garden offers a place for reflection, healing, and connection. Through our Story of Caregiving initiative, Hope Grows is actively shaping the next chapter of the Fleur de Lune Garden—envisioning a seamless integration into the existing landscape that honors both past and present.

Healing & Restorative Properties

Visitors will be led through the garden on an immersive and interactive pathway, inviting caregivers and guests to engage with narratives and reflections centered on the interconnectedness of self and nature. Connecting the mind, body, and spirit wellness with a story of resilience, guests in the garden will learn the importance of the reciprocal relationship of caregiving. 

Suggested Therapeutic Activity

Mind: Cultivating presence, mindfulness, and reflection through nature-inspired stories that encourage mental clarity and emotional processing.
Body: Honoring physical resilience and rest, with prompts and stories that celebrate the grounding, healing power of nature’s rhythms and movement.
Spirit: Exploring spiritual connection, renewal, and hope, acknowledging the sacred exchange between caregivers and the earth.

Volunteer Schedule

The garden effort on a yearly basis is based on several efforts: at the beginning of new plantings, watering will be needed weekly throughout the growing season. Weeding will be needed on a monthly basis. Early spring and late fall will be clean up and the opening and closing of the garden.

Seasonal Maintenance Description

From spring to winter, this garden requires ongoing maintenance of watering, weeding, and winterizing.

Adopt the Garden

Cost: Partnership Opportunities