Everland, operated by Samsung C&T's Resort Group, said Saturday that it held a plum-picking experience program on the Sky Garden Trail for three days from June 12 to 14.
About 300 members of Everland's garden subscription service, "Garden Pass," took part in the program. Participants harvested plums themselves on the Sky Garden Trail, which features some 700 plum trees, while enjoying the early summer atmosphere.
Everland provided harvesting bags to participants, allowing them to take home the plums they picked.
In addition to plum harvesting, the event also offered a pressed-flower experience program using summer flowers and plants.
Garden Pass is a subscription service offering year-round access to garden content, including seasonal plants such as plum blossoms, cherry blossoms, tulips and roses, as well as trekking through the secret ginkgo forest, autumn-foliage camping picnics and expert docent programs. The service marked its first anniversary following its launch last year.
