A living memorial grove
Future planting spaces to remember loved ones, beloved animals, and the stories that stay with us.
Explore memorialsWe dream of creating a tree farm where a living tree can honor a life, celebrate a love, or stand for something worth remembering. First, we need a place to plant. And people who believe in it.
Seeking land, founding donors, volunteers, and community partners. The farm is not yet established.

Some things deserve more than a passing moment. A name. A memory. A promise. A life that changed ours.
The Dream of Wildwood Farm imagines a landscape where those stories can take root—where someone can plant in memory of a loved one, dedicate a tree to a person who made a difference, or mark a new beginning with something living.
We want the land itself to become part of the story: young trees tended with care, paths for reflection, seasonal planting days, and a community of people committed to keeping it growing.

A tree farm that grows more than trees: an outdoor place of reflection, care, education, and shared purpose.
Future planting spaces to remember loved ones, beloved animals, and the stories that stay with us.
Explore memorialsThoughtful nursery and planting areas where trees are grown with attention to species, location, and long-term care.
The land we needPaths, places to pause, and a peaceful setting for meaningful moments—subject to site design and approvals.
Our visionCommunity planting days, volunteer stewardship, and shared work that gives this place a future.
Volunteer with usScenes from the supplied farm-inspired photo series show the feeling behind the idea: purposeful work, autumn light, and trees as far as the eye can see.



Photographs are visual references for the proposed farm experience; they do not document an acquired Wildwood Farm property.
We are looking for the right parcel—one where tree planting, access, conservation-minded management, and a meaningful memorial experience can coexist.
Acquiring land comes before promising specific planting locations, opening dates, or memorial spaces. We want supporters to understand that sequence clearly.
Find prospective donors, landowners, volunteers, sponsors, and people who share the purpose.
Review location, water, soils, access, permitted uses, acquisition costs, and long-term stewardship.
Develop the planting plan, memorial program, care systems, and opportunities to visit once feasible.
Document work honestly and steward the trees beyond the day they are planted.
Money, land opportunities, practical skills, a day of work, or a conversation with the right partner—every kind of support can move the project forward.
There is no checkout on this site. An expression of support is not a payment, a binding pledge, or a tax-deductible donation.

In memory of someone lost. In honor of someone living. In gratitude for a teacher, friend, community, cause, or turning point.
If this idea speaks to you, tell us the story behind the tree you would someday like to plant. We'll record your interest while we work toward securing the farm.
The first step is land. The next steps are made possible by people like you.