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Thriving Community Gardens and Orchards
in Jefferson County
Interested in starting a new garden or joining an existing one?
For further information, contact Dan Post.
Click below on the name of the garden for more details and pictures.
Brinnon Community Garden
Contact: Peggy Myers 316-9589 or pegsmart@msn.com
Christian Science Church Garden 
Garden Profile
Located at 275 Umatilla, this garden was transformed from dull grass to abundance in less than 5 months.
Contact: Jo Yount 385-0456 or jowarm@olypen.com
Dry Land Farm Project Located above Collinwood Farm between F St. and Tremont, come see what staple crops (grains, legumes and seeds) can grow here in Port Townsend without irrigation.
Contact: Tinker Cavallaro 379-2882 or tinker.cavallaro@gmail.com
Dundee Hill Community Garden Garden Profile
Located at the corner of Hastings and Sheridan Avenue, this neighborhood garden is open to the residents of Dundee Hill.
Contact: Judith Alexander 385-5794 or lightenup@olympus.net
EcoVillage CSA
EcoVillage offers a CSA in order to make new connections, and deepen existing ones, with our members, our neighbors and other area residents.
Contact: Ruth Baldwin 379-9197 or ruthellen100@gmail.com
Fran's Field community garden is located at the corner of Gise and 29th st. Our garden currently hosts fifteen households.
Contact: Richard Dandridge 390-4695 or dandr@u.washington.edu
Frog Hill Farm
Frog Hill Farm cultivates four of it's beautiful forty acres into organic vegetable and berry production, involving local families and individuals in its innovative work-trade program.
Contact: Sebastian or Kelley at 385-9452
Jackman Community Garden
Contact: Lisa Hoffman at lisahoff3@gmail.com
New Song Community Garden
Garden ProfileLocated behind the New Song Worship Center on San Juan Ave., the vegetable and berry garden is tended by 14 church and community members, ranging from age 9 to 69.
Contact: Sarah Young at 379-1771 or smy_home@msn.com
North Beach Community Garden
Garden ProfileLocated on 58th St uphill from North Beach Park, this garden is open to residents in the North Beach neighborhood with joining times twice yearly.
Contact: Marla Streator 385-6924 or streator@cablespeed.com
Oak Street Community Garden Garden Profile
Located just north of F on Oak Street, this garden with 10 household members began in the fall of 2007 with a field of blackberries.
Contact: Cathie Wier 385-3581 or cathiew@eusers.com
OlyCAP P-Patch
OlyCAP is starting a new organic community garden, behind their thrift store on Hwy 19 in Port Hadlock. These fenced, sunny gardens will have individual plots (10'x10'), modeled after the P-Patch design.
Contact: Cali Keck 360.302.1221 or ckeck@olycap.org
Patch 22
Patch 22 was hatched from my longing to have more space to raise berries and potatoes and things that take larger garden plots.
Contact: Holly Mayshark hmayshark@hotmail.com
Quimper Grange Youth Garden Garden Profile
The Quimper Grange of Port Townsend has enjoyed the infusion of youth into its organization this spring as its garden is being run by high school students and young adults.
Contact:
Rosewind Community Garden Garden Profile
Raises local food for 15 households in the Rosewind Co-housing Community.
Contact: Dan Post 554-0417 or dan.post@frandango.org
Tibbals Lake Community Orchard Garden Profile
15 fruit and nut trees planted by the Tibbals Lake homeowner's association.
Contact: Jim & Adriane Oliver oliver@olympus.net
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