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Ketchikan Community Gardens are a network of cooperative & demonstrative gardens that build connection, increase food resiliency and knowledge, and are used in a collaborative way for food education and awareness. Learn how to plan a raised garden bed, build your own worm bins, and harvest your bounty, or stop by our seed vaults to get your garden growing. We offer workshops on many topics, and hope that these gardens become a community hub for food knowledge sharing and skill building.
Clover Pass Community Garden
The largest of the locations this garden has 9 high beds, 37 regular beds, 5 climbing beds, and 9 shrimp pots. With multiple picnic tables donated and a sandbox this location is bustling with activity most days during the summer. Thank you to Clover Pass Community Church for generously providing the land to host the garden.
The Commons Community Garden
With land provided by Tongass Federal Credit Union, this location is right in the center of the city and next to a coffee house. There are 4 high beds, 13 regular beds, 5 climbing beds and compost bins. We partner with local community non-profits to support engagement from a diverse group of people and abilities.
Seed Vaults
Hosted at The Commons/Pilot House and Ketchikan Public Library these fabulous community sharing sites is host to a variety of seeds for all your needs! It also boasts a “community share library” focused on all things gardening and growing.
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