Adjacent to the Corner Farmstand, the Chimacum Corner Garden is a community program made possible by a generous grant from the “Women Who Care Giving Circle”. The initial grant money was received in the spring, 2011, and was then followed with a smaller grant from the Master Gardeners of Jefferson County.
We’re creating a vibrant, outdoor community gathering space and classroom at the Chimacum Corner Garden where people connect to each other, the land, and their food. The Corner Garden hosts a variety of gardening workshops and community events, including the Greater Tri-Area Scavenger Hunt.
Thanks to additional support from the Jefferson County Master Gardeners, visitors can enjoy four large herb beds planted by the community in April 2011. In October a 20′ x 24′ greenhouse was built which is available for pre-arranged community use. Thanks to a grant from the Women Who Care Giving Circle, all Corner Garden activities and the use of the space are free of charge.
Become a fan of the Chimacum Corner Farmstand on Facebook and keep up with what’s happening at the garden. If you’re interested in teaching a class, using the greenhouse, or helping to maintain the garden, contact Malcolm Dorn by email. Meet you in the garden!