Frequently Asked Questions

Complete an application and pay the bed fee. Beds are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis by date and time of application. If no beds are available, you'll be added to a waiting list and contacted when one opens up.

Vegetables, herbs, flowers, and small fruit plants intended for home use or donation are all welcome. Large structures, perennial plants, and large collections of non-plant items are not allowed.

Yes, but your bed must be maintained at all times regardless of the season.

Notify a committee member if you'll be away for an extended period or if someone else will be tending your bed on your behalf.

A committee member will contact you and give you 1–2 weeks to address the problem. If you don't respond, your bed will be considered abandoned, forfeited, and you will not be eligible to return the following year.

No. The garden is organic fertilizers, pesticides, and weed repellants are not permitted.

Only compostable materials. Do not place anything non-compostable in the barrel, and do not remove compost from it.

Yes. Visitors are welcome but must sign a Hold Harmless Agreement before entering.

Children are allowed but must be accompanied and fully supervised by an adult at all times

No pets are allowed in the garden

Yes. All members are asked to contribute at least 2 hours per month toward general maintenance, garden construction, or committee work.

Garden committee meetings are held once a month during the growing season (March–October) and occasionally in winter. All gardeners are encouraged to attend.

All gardeners must treat the garden, fellow gardeners, neighbors, and visitors with respect. Stealing, verbal harassment, and physical harassment are strictly prohibited and will result in expulsion.

Notify the Garden Committee of any changes to your address, email, or phone number.

Reach out to any Garden Committee member with questions, suggestions, or complaints.