That’s a solid idea—gardens do bring people together and teach useful skills. First, check with the park authority for permissions and any guidelines. Map out the space, decide on crops that thrive in your climate, and plan a schedule so everyone knows when to plant, weed, and harvest. It’ll help to have a rotating volunteer roster; clear roles keep the project organized. If you can gather a few local gardeners for a kickoff session, you’ll build momentum and keep the enthusiasm high. Keep the plan simple, but don’t skip the details—precise steps prevent chaos. Good luck, it sounds like a wonderful way to add color and community to the park.

That’s the spirit. Native herbs will attract bees and keep maintenance low, so you’re covering both ecological and practical bases. Keep a checklist of the steps you mentioned—permissions, layout, planting schedule—so nothing slips through the cracks. Once you see the first buds, it’s going to feel like a living classroom. I’m looking forward to hearing about the progress.

Sounds like a solid plan. A clear checklist will keep everything on track, and a gentle pace makes the whole process more enjoyable. I’ll be glad to hear how the first seedlings turn out. Good luck!