Healthy Soil

There are established plantings of blackberries, raspberries, strawberries, asparagus, artichokes, and rhubarb, plus a worm bin and compost pile bins.

A small (not quite an acre) farm planned to support nearby neighbors with food and beauty.

From the beginnings, almost 20 years ago, RoseWind Cohousing’s envisioned site plan showed a large community garden area in the big central field.

Located in Port Townsend Washington, we’re surrounded by forests and farms in a rural-residential neighborhood, where people come to learn how to grow food through our CSA work-trade, edible plant sales, tours, classes, and internships (wwoofing).

Natembea is a cooperative farm project located on a 97-acre expanse of pasture, woods, and wetlands at the edge of Port Townsend, Washington. The farm was purchased by Devon and David Pablo Cohn in 2016 with the mission of preserving the land for community benefit while honoring its history as a family farm. Natembea practices sustainable agriculture, relying on interlocking resources and minimizing off-farm inputs, with no pesticides or synthetic fertilizers applied. The farm is significant for its agricultural importance and is part of efforts to protect working farmland in the region.

https://eatlocalfirst.org/listing/nine-hills-farm/

Far Reaches Farm is a rare plant specialty nursery in Port Townsend, Washington with thousands of plant taxa represented in our collection!  We make our extraordinary plants available to everyone in the US through our mail order nursery. The pandemic has greatly impacted our staffing levels and negatively influenced the local labor force as well. We can’t see being able to reopen for onsite shopping here anytime in the foreseeable future. Fortunately mail order has been very good. For those of you who miss walking around the gardens, members of the Far Reaches Botanical Conservancy are welcome to visit by appointment, and those picking up orders in person are welcome as well please just let us know in advance!

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I want to show that resources like the earth matter farm could help reduce climate change.

A good alternative to gas-powered vehicles is biking.

Grow winter crops such as mustard greens, kale, and chard.  Grow cover crops such as clover and rye.  Mulch beds with leaves, greens and coffee.Follow us at facebook.com/bradnergardens and read about us on the Seattle Parks website.

Classroom Garden Educator: Isabel Dubois - isabeldubois18@gmail.com

Everyone can view the garden, year round! The composting areas are active all the time, providing soil for spring planting. There are several birds and squirrels living at Siempre Verde, too, as well as majestic hawks looking for lunch. The colorful graffiti always draws comments. People with raised beds continue to harvest hardy greens like kale, collards, etc. 

https://bridgefarmbristol.co.uk

This new community garden was established in early 2024 on site of an old garden, established on derelict land once occupied by housing. Thisd garden includes raised beds (including wheelchair accessible ones), tea shed, toolstore, herb and bee nectar/pollen plantings, wildflower meadows, bug hotel, compost heaps, hedge. Volunteers welcome. Some beds managed by local groups, others by volunteers. including local schools and nurseries, mental health groups and other community groups.

Campbeltown Putting Green is operated by SKDT under licence from Argyll & Bute Council. It is normally open during the summer months (Mar - Sept) and is much loved by locals and visitors alike. Alongside the Putticg Green " Club House" there is small community garden designed for children and consisting mostly of fruit shrubs and herbs. 

位於詔安街260巷內，原為菸酒公賣局的廢棄宿舍，面積約為86坪。陳玟如里長自民國99年起，整合市府及社區資源，於100年先將其改建為「厝邊花園」。104年時，呼應柯文哲市長大力推動的「田園城市」政策，因此在工務局公園路燈工程管理處的指導協助下，再度進行修整，終於成為現今的「歡喜菜園」。

The Governor's Island Harbor School farm is a small-medium sized super clean farm in front of the school and thrives with wildlife. Even though there's trash and recycling bins all over the island there is still a lot of trash around the island, however this problem can be easily solved by the community picking up any trash they see and properly sorting it.  This is very important because properly sorting materials can result in healthy soil for food to grow, and less pollution.  Organic collection is collect at the school and turned into compost.  By using food scraps and waste it can benefit the harbor farm by making nice soil for food to grow.  Additionally to help with zero waste you can re-use and recycle objects so that it doesn't go to waste! We do this work with Earth Matter. See more info:  https://earthmatter.org/

This is a new garden as of April 2024. 

Year Round, Sundays!Drop your food scraps and textiles here, and check times and who's at the market here This is a favorite Greenmarket, based on Ave A & East 7th, a real crossroads.  Organic, local, heathy, diverse!