Garden plots
Small plots for gardeners who do not have access to land
Hands-on workshops
Hands-on, educational workshops on topics related to home-scale, organic food gardening, nutrition, food preparation and preservation
Food Pantry
Encourages contributions of fresh vegetables for the Fall City Methodist Church Community Food Pantry
Reasons to find a community garden
There’s been a great deal of research undertaken on the benefits of this form of collective gardening: community gardens attract people from the entire social economic spectrum, regardless of race, gender, religion or age. In short, a community garden is where people come together to grow food and flowers, they share all the work and they share the produce.
Here's an article from Greenside Up listing five good "what's-in-it-for-me" reasons to join a community garden: http://greensideup.ie/5-reasons-join-community-gardens-are-good-for-us/
Why Community Gardens are SO Beneficial
If you've ever driven or walked by a lush green garden sitting in the middle of a park or neighborhood (and looked in awe at its fresh tomatoes and lettuce), it's probably one of many community gardens around the area. ...See this article in Huffington Post
Join in!
Join with us in planning and building a learning garden and p-patch for the Fall City community. Choose the ones that appeal to you from this list.
- Subscribe to the news and events list using the form at the right.
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Keep an eye on our calendar for upcoming events and join us.
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Attend team meetings and help us plan our future.
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Volunteer to manage a project or a workshop.
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Share your gardening knowledge by teaching a Workshop.
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Donate your time, tools or talent at work a party.
- Like us and follow us on Facebook.
You can join us in lots of other ways. Explore the other topics under the Needs menu for more opportunities.