Butterflies spread pollen to germinate the garden. Do you like butterfiles?Text Box: The community garden at Marymoor Park in Redmond, WA.

Text Box: marymoorgarden.org

Text Box: Contact Us marymoorgarden@yahoo.com

Text Box: Marymoor Community Gardeners Association

Text Box: Who are we? We are a group of local people who use a community garden.

Text Box: What is this all about? Join us and get your own space to grow a garden.  

Text Box: Where is the garden? The garden is on the western end of Marymoor Park in Redmond, WA., near the concert stage and off-leash dog park.

Text Box: When does the garden operate? Gardening is allowed year-round, with renewal each February.

Text Box: What is the cost? Each plot is $65, with a limit of one plot per new gardener. This includes water and maintenance fees required by King County Parks.

Doesn't this gardener guy look happy?Text Box: What is the size of these garden plots? Each plot is 400 square feet,  10’ x 40’. We have plenty of room, so many returning gardeners get a second plot.

Text Box: Find the Marymoor Community Garden on the MAP

Text Box:   Signing up for one or more garden plots is simple.   Here are the 2008 garden applications in Adobe Acrobat .pdf format.   Print it, fill out the appropriate application and mail to —   Marymoor Community Gardeners Association P.O. Box 133 Redmond, WA 98073-0133   Or —   You can email us and we will send you a copy in Microsoft Word.     New Gardeners   Click here to download the new gardeners application form     Or —     Returning Gardeners   Click here to download the returning gardeners application form     Plots are available, so let’s have a very green year.                                           You can contact us at —   marymoorgarden@yahoo.com   or —

Text Box: About Us

Text Box: Welcome to the home of the Marymoor Community Garden Association. This purpose of this website is to help you communicate with us for questions or comments on any aspect of our garden - for new and returning gardeners. We are a non-profit organization working in cooperation with King County Parks to rent 2.1 acres of public gardening space. There are typically 80 or more gardeners for vegetables, fruits, flowers and herbs—all grown organically. This is the fifth year the Marymoor Community Gardeners Association has administered the garden, but this public garden is one of the oldest of its kind in the country, spanning over 30 years in operation.

Text Box: Jack MacKinnon, Hopelink Food Bank Coordinator for the Marymoor Community Gardeners Association, shows the results of the plots dedicated to the Hopelink Food Bank.

Text Box: Click here for the Garden Discussion Group   The Marymoor Garden discussion group is a Yahoo group to  communicate with your fellow gardeners with questions or comments on any aspect of our garden - for new and returning gardeners.   (You will need a free Yahoo account ID to join the group.)