Community Garden Issaquah Highlands

Issaquah, WALocal News

The Issaquah Highlands community offers an engaging opportunity for residents to connect with nature through its five community gardens spread across three locations. The gardens cater to a variety of gardening preferences, featuring larger patches at the Vista Gardens and smaller, raised beds at Sunset Walk and Westridge. Residents can rent patches for the 2025 growing season, with fees differing by location, and a refundable deposit is required. The article outlines the first-come, first-served assignment process and emphasizes the importance of adhering to maintenance deadlines to avoid forfeiture of the rental. Interested individuals can easily apply for a garden patch via an online interest form, ensuring they review specific guidelines for garden use beforehand.

The community also fosters ongoing engagement through a weekly E-News subscription, keeping residents informed about gardening and other local activities. This initiative not only promotes sustainable practices but also strengthens community ties through shared gardening experiences. The article serves as a valuable resource for residents eager to participate in local gardening efforts.

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