Garden Work Hour Times

Weather changes everything...

While we dress for the weather and dig in... sometimes the garden manager will call it due to rain/snow/sleet/or dead of night. When in doubt, contact your garden manager.


Blessings - 

275 Umatilla

Tuesday and Friday. 1:00-3-00


Blue Heron Orchard  - Notices sent out on quarterly tasks to the gleaners to prune, thin, pick, and mat the trees.


Boat School -
  on hold


Brian’s -

 Mondays at 3pm - Harvest for Brinnon

○ duration: 1-2 hours depending on the season, what is growing in the garden and how many people show up

○ this coming season I am going to also have a list of cultivation tasks for people to do if there is not enough harvesting work or they want to put some more time in the garden

Wednesdays at 8am - Harvest for Port Townsend

  • duration: 1-1.5 hours
  • delivery must be to PT Food Bank before 9:30am
  • this is a supplemental harvest since our main focus is Brinnon

Thursdays 9-10am rolling start time - Cultivation

    ○ duration: we like people to commit being there for 2 hours, but we will take any help we can

○ I create an email for the work party with all tasks to be completed and send it out to volunteers the day before the work party; this list is also printed off for the work party and volunteers can choose what tasks they want to work on/complete


Co -op - On hold


Dundee Hill -
  No volunteers needed


Fair Winds  - Thursday 9 - Noon General garden work
Harvest - Wed. and Sat. mornings except when too dark then Tu. and Fri. afternoons.


Goosefoot  - Mondays 9 - 12


PT High School -  Friday 9 - 11


Quimper Grange -  Tuesday & Friday 1:00-3:00 Winter, 1:00-4:00 summer


Salish Coast School -  Tuesdays 10-12


Swan -
  Tue. beginner 8:15 to 9:30 - 12


Willam/Pratt - on hold


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