A look around
The garden through the seasons
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[Temporary — community philosophy, edit freely] We believe a park only stays alive if the people around it tend it. This hillside is for growing vegetables, growing flowers, growing kids, and growing the kind of friendships you only get from working the same soil as your neighbors. Nothing here is owned — the beds, the oven, the deck belong to whoever shows up and leaves it a little better than they found it.
A wood-fired brick oven at the center of the deck — fires up for monthly pizza nights and any gathering that needs one.
A wide cedar deck for shared meals, evening gatherings, and the folding chairs that come out on warm nights.
Twelve vegetable beds, shared and replanted with the seasons — no single bed belongs to any one grower.
Brick-edged flower beds line the main walkway, tended by whoever's got a free hour and a trowel.
Weeding, composting, and general upkeep. Coffee's on.
Bring dough or toppings — we fire up the oven and share what everyone brings.
Digging, planting, and a harvest snack for ages 5–12, with a parent.
Deadheading, weeding, and replanting the brick beds along the walkway.
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