Fall 2024 is here at Cross Creek Community Garden!
2025 Plot Reservations are being made!
4 x 8 foot raised beds
Co-op garden bed (shared garden space)
4x8 tall beds for those who need them
Cross Creek Community Garden is ending its second growing season.
12 new beds were created for 2024's growing season. A few beds are available for 2025's season. Email Elise Bergsten if you'd like to be added to the list.
Beds will be ready for amending and planting by mid-March. Irrigation water will be turned on mid-May.
JOIN THE CO-OP: Want to garden but are nervous to try or can't commit to daily watering & care - Join our 4 community run plots! Our co-op garden plots are shared use. We will plant, care, and harvest them together. We ask that you are available 2 days a week to make it to the garden and are added to a group communication chain. Joining the community garden team is $15 for the season.
Garden beds will be $25 for the season. Cross Creek and Mesa Ridge neighbors can garden for $20 for the season.
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