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Redmond adds 26 community garden plots, pollinator area at Anderson Park
Summary
City announcer Andrew Lauritsen said the new Anderson Park gardens include more than 400 square feet of pollinator gardens, six accessible raised beds, 20 standard raised beds and a community harvest table; all plots are full for the year and a waitlist is available.
Andrew Lauritsen, Staff member, announced that Redmond has expanded community gardens at Anderson Park, adding 26 new plots and facilities intended to meet growing local demand.
Lauritsen said the project “include[s] over 400 square feet of pollinator gardens, 6 accessible and 20 standard raised beds, and a community harvest table.” He described the work as part of an expansion to meet community needs.
The announcement noted that “all the plots for this year are currently full,” and Lauritsen said interested residents can sign up for a waitlist. He encouraged residents to visit: “I encourage you and your family to come and check out the 26 new community garden plots here at Anderson Park.”
No dates for future openings or detailed sign-up procedures were provided in the announcement.
