攜手台北植物園的「國家植物園方舟計畫」，設計提倡「台灣瀕危草本植物復育」的園藝療育種植套組圖鑑。
組合內含種子、土塊、育苗盆、種植工具、植物標本資訊真空包（立體資訊小卡）。種原、標本製作與學理研究皆由林試所提供。
消費者將種子植入育苗盆，依計畫表步驟選用工具，並依植物特性照料。培育過程中，透過「生理」「情緒」「認知」層面的輔助治療，達成園藝療育效果。
標本資訊真空包以符號、圖表統整植物特徵，消費者可於植物生長期對照標本「觀察」「觸摸」，促進五感刺激與認識。
配合套組的說明卡介紹五種瀕危植物、種植步驟與紀錄表，幫助同步記錄生長歷程，並促進手眼協調（生理）、成就感（情緒）、觀察力（認知）。
圖鑑精選11種符合園藝療育條件的方舟計畫植物，並分為「陸生」「水生」「藤蔓」三類，每類對應一本圖鑑，涵蓋原生地、復育照片、細節繪圖與應用範圍，提升民眾對瀕危植物價值與基因保存的理解，深化復育概念。
本計畫響應林試所命題，將瀕危植物融入園藝療育，守護台灣在地小花小草的價值。

plan+ing project

In collaboration with Taipei Botanical Garden’s “National Botanical Garden Ark Project,” this horticultural therapy planting kit promotes the conservation of Taiwan’s endangered herbaceous plants.

The kit includes seeds, soil blocks, seedling pots, gardening tools, and a vacuum-sealed plant specimen information pack (featuring a 3D info card concept). The seed sources, specimen production, and academic research are provided by the Taiwan Forestry Research Institute.

Users plant the seeds in the designated seedling pots, following the step-by-step planting guide and using the appropriate tools. During the cultivation process, they experience horticultural therapy benefits across three aspects: physical, emotional, and cognitive.

The vacuum-sealed specimen pack organizes plant characteristics through symbols and diagrams. Users can compare the specimens with their plants during different growth stages through “observation” and “touch,” enhancing sensory stimulation and plant recognition.

The accompanying guide card introduces five endangered plant species, planting steps, and a growth record chart. It helps users track progress while improving hand-eye coordination (physical), a sense of accomplishment (emotional), and observation skills (cognitive).

The illustrated plant set features 11 selected plants suitable for horticultural therapy, categorized into three types: “terrestrial,” “aquatic,” and “climbing.” Each category has a dedicated guidebook covering native habitats, conservation efforts, detailed botanical illustrations, and therapeutic applications. This enhances public understanding of the value of endangered plants and genetic preservation, reinforcing the importance of conservation.

This project aligns with the Taiwan Forestry Research Institute’s mission to integrate endangered plant awareness into daily horticultural therapy while protecting Taiwan’s native flora.