A proposal for the design of a garden in Gietrzwałd was prepared by Małgorzata Tercjak as part of her engineering thesis. The thesis was prepared at the University of Warmia and Mazury, on the faculty of Landscape Architecture, under the direction of our Mariusz Antolak.

The Fruit Museum. Sounds intriguing? Why such a name? We would like to enrich the area of the Gietrzwałd Gardens with old varieties of fruit trees. The concept can be divided into two parts: development along the existing paths in the upper part of the grounds (by the car park) and development by the existing gazebos with fireplaces. In the upper part of the site, the dominant element is to be an avenue along the existing (heavily overgrown) paths - this will have a didactic function. It will be made of old varieties of pear, apple, plum and cherry trees. We have also planned beds of edible and ornamental plants corresponding to the existing plantings. There will also be a Raspberry Labyrinth. In the lower part - by the gazebos - we'll create space for growing herbs, which can be used as additions to the dishes prepared in the hearths.

We are also planning plantings of fruit bushes such as kamchatka berry and Japanese quince. We will place plaques with QR codes next to the plants - they will redirect those interested to our website.