Spokane Community Gardens

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Community gardens provide nutritious food at low cost, promote skills that encourage self-reliance, revitalize neighborhoods, stimulate positive social interaction, provide opportunities for recreation and exercise, and uniquely improve the quality of life and well-being of participants. Spokane Community Gardens, working with Spokane residents, neighborhoods, community organizations and governmen

t agencies, exists to provide support for independent community gardens within Spokane County, Washington in the form of education, facilitation, advocacy and finances to enhance existing and help develop new community gardens.

This weekend!! It's FREE. Register at spokanepermaculture.org.
08/11/2025

This weekend!! It's FREE. Register at spokanepermaculture.org.

Brand-new garden club in Spokane.
04/02/2025

Brand-new garden club in Spokane.

If you are a Spokane area gardener, you'll definitely be interested in this! There is a brand-new garden club in Spokane called Garden4You. They have formed after the dissolution of The Inland Empire Gardeners. Garden4You meets at 5:30 p.m. at Shadle Park Library, 2111 W Wellesley Ave., on the first Wednesday of the month. The inaugural meeting is on April 2 and the topic is "Compact Garden: Bountiful Harvest Tips for Small Gardens." The focus of the May 7 meeting is "Unleash the Flavor: Growing Peppers in the Inland Northwest. The club's page can be found at https://www.facebook.com/Garden4YouWA.

03/24/2025

Come learn about Permaculture & Millwood Community Garden.🌱 eating

Northport Community Garden Plant Sale!Mother's Day weekend - Friday, Saturday and Sunday.  May 10 through May 12th from ...
03/31/2024

Northport Community Garden Plant Sale!
Mother's Day weekend - Friday, Saturday and Sunday. May 10 through May 12th from 10 am to 3 pm. NO EARLY BIRDS!
The Sale is at the Community Garden - on Center Ave. between 6th and 7th - at the big greenhouse!
Jael and crew are delighted to offer more plants than ever!

Here is the current plant list:

Flowers:
Autumn Sedum
Baby's Breath Covent Garden
Batchelor Buttons Mix 16" - 18"
Bee Balm
Bells of Ireland
Bleeding Heart
Butterfly Milkweed Perennial
Calendula
Columbine Mixed 36"
Columbine Mixed Harlequin
Cosmos Orange
Cosmos Sensation
Dahlia
Daisy English Mixed
Daisy Shasta
Hen & Chicks
Iris Japanese / Purple
Iris Varigated / Purple
Larkspur Blue
Larkspur Mixed
Lily of the Valley
Lobelia Trailing
Lupine Russell's Mix
Marigold 18-24"
Marigold 6-8"
Marigold Giant
Nasturiums Trailing 2 - 3 ft.
Verbena
Gaillardia - Blanket Flower
Lavender
Small Cactus
Shrub Rose Old Fashion Yellow
Pansy Sprintime
Petunia Not trailing mix
Poppy
Snapdragon mixed - 2 - 3'
Sweet Alyssum Purple
Sweet Alyssum White
Sweet Alyssum Yellow
Sweet Pea

Fruit:
Raspberries
Rhubarb
Strawberries

Herbs:
Basil Cardinal (Red Flowers)
Basil Genovese
Basil Lemon
Basil Purple
Basil Sacred
Basil Sweet
Basil Sweet Thai
Coriander Saturna
Sage
Stevia Stevia
Catnip
Chives Common
Chives Dikires
Chives Garlic
Comfrey
Coriander / Cilantro Community Garden
Coriander / Cilantro Saturna
Dill
Feverfew
Horseradish
Lemon Balm
Marjoram
Parsley
Peppermint
Sage
Spearmint
Tarragon Mexican

Vegetables:
Artichoke Green Globe
Broccoli Amadeus
Broccoli Gypsy
Broccoli Waltham 29
Brussel Sprouts Brussel Sprouts
Cabbage Danish Ball Head
Cabbage Flat Dutch
Cabbage Golden Acre
Cabbage Red Acre
Cabbage Red Express
Cantaloupe Athena
Cantaloupe Hale's Best Jumbo
Cantaloupe Inspire
Cauliflower Amazing
Cauliflower Vanilla Sky
Celery Tango
Cucumbers Armenian
Cucumbers Armenian Cool Cucumber
Cucumbers Homemade Pickles
Cucumbers Market More
Cucumbers Muncher
Eggplant Black Beauty
Eggplant Long Purple
Greens Arugula - Rocket
Kale Dinosaur
Kale Red Russian
Kale Winterbor
Leeks Zermatt
Lettuce Bibb Butterhead
Lettuce Lollo - Pelleted
Lettuce Paris Island Romaine
Lettuce Red Sails
Lettuce Vulcan
Lettuce Winter Density Romaine
Scallion Evergreen White Bunching
Onion Patterson
Onion Walla Walla Sweet
Peppers Anaheim
Peppers Ancho Poblano
Peppers California Wonders
Peppers Cayenne
Peppers Jalepeno
Peppers Jupiter Bell
Peppers Lipstick
Pumpkin Jack O'Lantern
Squash Acorn
Squash Black Beauty Zuccini
Squash Butternut
Squash Delicata Candy Stick (BZ)
Squash Golden Zuccini
Squash DelicataHoney Boat
Squash Red Kuri
Squash Straight Neck
Squash Sweet Meat
Squash Yellow Crookneck
Tomatoes Abe Lincoln
Tomatoes Big Beef
Tomatoes Early Cherry
Tomatoes Early Red Chief
Tomatoes New Girl
Tomatoes Pomodoro Squisito
Tomatoes Purple Cherokee
Tomatoes Rutgers
Watermelon Crimson Sweet
Watermelon Sugar Baby

SEED SWAP AT THE SWAP 'n SIPFruitland Valley Vinyard and WineryMarch 16 12pm to 3pmHosted by Slow Food Upper Columbia an...
03/13/2024

SEED SWAP AT THE SWAP 'n SIP

Fruitland Valley Vinyard and Winery
March 16 12pm to 3pm

Hosted by Slow Food Upper Columbia and the Huckleberry Range Community Collective

Bring seeds to swap. Take seeds from the Seed Library (free, bring containers). Or purchase seeds from us, the BZ Permaculture Farm Collective. We'll be there.

Wine, beer, non-alcoholic drinks and food available for purchase. Bring the kids!

If you can't make it to the Swap 'n Sip, our permaculturally-grown vegetable seeds and onion sets are available for sale online and we'll ship them to you. Order here:
https://bz-permaculture-farm-collective.square.site/s/order

The framework of Permaculture offers lots of answers for our future as a planet. Mary will be sharing how Permaculture c...
03/01/2024

The framework of Permaculture offers lots of answers for our future as a planet. Mary will be sharing how Permaculture can help you in growing food in your yard that’s regenerative for soil and even sequesters carbon. Come hear her talk about it on Saturday March 2nd at the Shadle Park Library in Spokane.🌱🐝🌳🫶🏾☀️💦.

Washingtonians with a cottage food permit can sell homemade food products such as baked goods, candies, jams, jellies, p...
05/12/2023

Washingtonians with a cottage food permit can sell homemade food products such as baked goods, candies, jams, jellies, preserves, and dry tea blends without a food processor's license. Permitholders are currently limited to $25,000 in gross sales annually. When House Bill 1500, goes into effect on July 23, however, that limit will increase to $35,000, and the permit will be valid for two years instead of one.

Cottage food producers will see a $10,000 increase to the annual cap on their gross sales under a new law signed earlier today. Washingtonians with a cottage food permit can sell homemade food products such as baked goods, candies, jams, jellies, preserves, and dry tea blends without a food processo...

Michael Pilarski will have a Friends of the Trees/permaculture booth at the Spokane Garden Expo on May 13 and will be gi...
05/05/2023

Michael Pilarski will have a Friends of the Trees/permaculture booth at the Spokane Garden Expo on May 13 and will be giving a talk on:

Fragrant gardening, Fragrancescaping. Scratch & Sniff Plants.

How to work fragrant plants into your landscape, with a special focus on using permaculture methods. . We should include fragrant plants in all our landscaping. Good for the health of humans to have fragrant plants to sniff and fragrance wafting through the air. And good for pollinators and the ecosystems. We will cover dozens of plants with fragrant flowers, foliage and bark. Fragrance throughout the year. Day and Night. Take time to smell the flowers.

Stop by and see us at the Expo if you are in the area.

https://friendsofthetrees.net/

https://tieg.org/

You're invited to join the Spokane Food Policy Council Thursday, September 29th from 5-7pm to celebrate Community Garden...
09/16/2022

You're invited to join the Spokane Food Policy Council Thursday, September 29th from 5-7pm to celebrate Community Gardens and all of the work you have put in this season!

Enjoy a dinner provided by Feast World Kitchen at Mirabeau Meadows.

Please RSVP by Thursday, September 22nd to [email protected]

Thank you,
Spokane Food Policy Council
Healthy Food for All subgroup: Shawna Beese, Kathy Hedgcock, Kylie Pybus, Caiti Trimble, Stevie Watson

05/15/2022

On Monday, May 16th at 6:00pm, the Spokane City Council will vote on a resolution to support the Spokane Food Policy Council’s recently-completed Spokane Regional Food Action Plan.

The Food Policy Council is asking everyone who supports a vibrant, regenerative regional food system to voice support for the resolution. You can do this by contacting your City Council member if you live in Spokane or by testifying at Monday’s City Council meeting.

About the plan and how to testify:
https://www.spokanefoodpolicy.org/

Read the plan:
https://www.spokanefoodpolicy.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/8/2022/05/Spokane-Regional-Food-Action-Plan-2022.pdf

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