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Help us continue to offer high-quality cultural & educational programming while maintaining beautiful gardens and planting trees…
Loucks Donor Legacy Tree
Leaf your legacy at Goodell Gardens by joining the late Barbara J. Loucks in contributing to our general fund.
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Goodell Gardens grows because of our donors! Help keep our gates open by making a donation today!
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Members support Goodell Gardens through an annual gift and reap a wide variety of benefits!
Learn about plants, land stewardship, and their importance to humanity and the ecosystem…
Led by Education Coordinator Andrew, these tours & hikes visitors connect with plants & nature!
Offered weekly throughout the season, public programs are led by Education Coordinator Andrew
Learn about specialized topics from local experts during our Guest Speaker Series!
Goodell Gardens & Homestead
creating beautiful gardens and natural spaces where people visit to enjoy, gather, learn, & refresh.
Goodell Gardens & Homestead exists because of sisters Carrie & Margaret Goodell who left their estate to become a place to learn about gardening and wildlife. Honoring the history of the Goodell family and their contributions to the Edinboro community is essential to the mission and vision of Goodell Gardens & Homestead.
Today, Goodell Gardens preserves the plants and trees, buildings and grounds, and collections of Goodell family artifacts left by the estate. Support of Goodell Gardens helps keep these important pieces of living history alive.
Love what we preserve? Make a donation today! goodellgardens.org/donate
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Beyond the formal Gardens at Goodell, you will find trails, wildlife habitat, and nature experiences abound! Watch birds and other wildlife from Lincoln’s Lookout and along the trails, refresh and reflect at the Beckman Family Labyrinth, and find time to center yourself while connecting with nature.
A recent project includes re-wilding ~36 acres of land. Native grasses were planted in 2023, and a portion was planted into native wildflowers this fall. There’s so much to enjoy at Goodell Gardens!
Love what we create? Donate today! goodellgardens.org/donate
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