City of Kirkland and regional partners are asking community members to voluntarily use less water. Help by reducing outdoor watering, taking shorter showers, and turning off water when brushing teeth or shaving.
Join a Community Garden!
Get to know your neighbors as you grow your own organic fruits and vegetables. Community gardens or pea patches are a great way to build community within our neighborhoods. The City of Kirkland has 3 Community Gardens with a total of 103 garden/pea patch plots. Plot assignment is on a first-come, first-served basis. Priority will go to returning gardeners in good standing. All new gardeners will need to sign up for our Waitlist.
Join our 2023 Pea Patch Waitlist if you're interested in securing a plot for the 2023 Gardening Season. The waitlist will open at midnight PST on January 1, 2023.
Register for the 2023 Community Gardening Waitlist
The gardening season occurs annually from March 1st - November 1st and has a seasonal fee of $60.
Printable Pea-Patch-Guidelines.pdf(PDF, 76KB)
Printable Community-Gardening-Important-Dates.pdf(PDF, 227KB)
Introduction to Organic Gardening(PDF, 377KB) compiled by Ray Schutte
Parks and Community Services 425-587-3330 eParks@kirklandwa.gov
King County Lake Swimming Beach Data Program
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