The 1.5 hectare area is planted with foreign woody plants. Between 1930 and 1933, the head of the forestry office at the time, Forstrat Klamm, had the area planted as a "planting garden" with trees and shrubs that were atypical for the region. Today, the garden is undergoing a transformation. The foresters are making an inventory analysis and considering what can be preserved and what needs to be replaced.