Data Garden is a live, participatory sound installation using biofeedback hardware to generate audio from plant activity, inspired by biofeedback pioneers like Cleve Backster, who experimented with plants and lie detectors in the 1970s. Installed in a geodesic dome at Outlier Inn, the project offered an immersive performance that translated plant bioactivity into sound, evoking the spirit of generative music pioneer Brian Eno. The result was a relaxing ambient experience that connected nature, technology, and music through a unique synthesis of biofeedback and sound art.