 Hogan's plan for development did not materialize.In 1985, Michael Bonfante, owner of Nob Hill Foods, a grocery store chain, and Tree Haven, a tree nursery in Gilroy, California, bought the trees from Hogan and transplanted 24 of them to his new amusement park, Bonfante Gardens, now called Gilroy Gardens, in Gilroy.Preserved dead trees from Erlandson's collection reside today in the Museum of Art History in Santa Cruz, California.