Port Townsend Food Gardens

Here at 3 Arrows Horsemanship we are dedicated to providing top notch services to our clients and to our horses. We offer many services; from horse boarding, horseback riding lessons, horse training, barrel horse training, horse hauling and transportation, and much more including the accumulation of manure for composting gardens.

Located at Adams between Blaine and Roosevelt in Uptown PT. Founded in Summer 2012 to be collectively gardened, and has a small core group of families, looking to add new members as we go into 2017.

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This valuable space for growing has been put on hold until new owners will take it on on behalf of the food bank.

Community Kitchen is available with a paid staff member to oversee cooking operations. Contact the PT School District for more information and rates.

potatoes and kale

Before he passed away in 2019, Brian Glaspell cultivated this garden for many years, donating the majority of the produce to the PT Food Bank, usually about 5,000 lbs per year. His wife, Jeanie, was very happy to discover the Food Bank Growers organization and host the return of the garden's ability to provide for  the food bank.

Colinwood Farm has been an iconic "in town" PT farm for over 20 years. Its certified, organic produce comes from 4.68 acres and 14 greenhouses and is available via the farmstand open 24 hours/7 days a week. Farmer John Gunning is a strong proponent of organically enriched soils. 

Small garden to provide fresh food for the Port Townsend Food Bank.

On the corner of Hastings and Sheridan, this garden has been growing food and friendship since 2007.  As a Community garden first, the produce coming out of this garden goes to those in the "community" who till and tend the garden. A row has been dedicated to the Food Bank and that produce goes directly into the Food Bank.

FairWinds Winery is committed to producing non-mainstream varietals along with more well-known wines and pricing them affordably. FairWinds produces Captain’s Blend, Cabernet Sauvignon, Port, FRWB, and Chardonnay.

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!

Located behind the Unity Church on San Juan Ave., the vegetable and berry garden is tended by fifteen neighborhood or church members.

152  Douglas Way, Port Townsend, WA, United States, 98368

Karen's Stables offers boarding, training, lessons and riding. We also provide loving care for rescue and forgotten horses through contributions. As a secondary service, we offer horse manure for soil enhancement. 

They raise broilers and turkeys seasonally on 5 acres of land in Port Townsend, WA. Their slower-growing, pasture-raised poultry develop rich flavors and have darker meat than the standard commercial breeds. Their  birds are raised outdoors, on pasture all the days of their lives. This reduces stress and disease, ensuring a happy life and a better product for their customers. The chickens enjoy a certified organic feed from In-Season Farm in B.C. and plenty of forage from pasture, resulting in meat that is not only tastier but packed with essential vitamins and nutrients. Compared to conventional poultry, ours have better fat quality and increased levels of omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins A and E, and other crucial nutrients that contribute to a healthier diet.

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.

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The NBCG is around 30 years old this year and has served the surrounding community well. In a typical year, 6-8 families work together in the garden, preparing beds, planting and harvesting organic produce for their families.

This garden is ocated just north of F Street on Oak Street behind deer protection bushes. It has 10 household members and began in the fall of 2007 with a field of blackberries.

The orchard began in 2010 and now has 70 trees producing over 1500 pounds of fruit for students to eat fresh or go to the food bank when school isn't in session. To learn about individual tree types, their production, and their care go here: https://sites.google.com/site/blueheronschoolorchard/

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