Welcome!
You found your way to the Forest Grove Community Gardens. The gardens provide an open, fertile space where people can rent 250 sq. ft. plots at its Victory Garden location to grow food, enjoy the outdoors, and commune with friends and neighbors to encourage a cooperative community spirit while lowering their grocery bills!
The 2013 season of the Victory Garden is rolling in … and there are a few garden plots are still available and ready to be worked! So come on down and join the fun!
To find out more, visit the “About Us” page.
Update: As of May 1 there are 4 plots available. Please call 503-359-1995 or text 503-433-2276 if you are interested in renting for 2013.
Check back soon as we change our look, and add new features. We’ll be gathering new information, images and community resources about how you can be involved at the Forest Grove Community Garden. If there is something you’d like to see, we welcome your suggestions.
Don’t miss your chance to have a plot of this green earth to till and grow organic veggies for your table, by leasing a plot in the FG victory garden.
The 2013 Plot Rental Agreement is up! You can find a fill-in PDF file in the “Documents” menu (blue boxes on the right). Get ‘em while they’re hot!
We currently have 14 plots available that were not rented last year. I have requested all our returning gardeners to get back to me by April 1st on whether or not they will be keeping their plots this year. On April 1st, if all of the 14 currently available plots are rented, I will open up those plots that have not been reserved by the previous year’s renter. My contact information is on the rental agreement in the panel to the right of this post. Feel free to call or email me if you would like more information.
-Registrar, Forest Grove Community Garden
This is all so cool. I’m psyched to get started planting things like onions, beets and peas. Maybe even potatoes! Thanks for having all that compost available for all of us to use – did I hear 4 wheel-barrows per gardener? most x. Thanks, Greg
Hi Greg, it’s 4 barrows per plot.