Community Gardens

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A variety of vegetables and plants grow in a fenced-in community garden.

 

If you enjoy being outdoors in the sunshine, getting your hands dirty, and watching Mother Nature at work, gardening may be for you. It’s a fun and healthy activity for the entire family.

The Metro District has three organic gardens, which each have amended soil, a water source, trash receptacle, organic waste bin and a fenced area. Grow your favorite flowers and vegetables between May 1 and Oct. 30 each year.

Plots are 10 feet by 20 feet. One plot is allowed per household.
Fee: Resident: $50   Nonresident: $58 

 

Community Garden Locations

  • The Corn Cob at Cheese Ranch Historic & Natural Area – 32 garden plots
  • The Potato Patch at Dad Clark Park – 20 garden plots
  • Farmer’s Field at Foothills Park – 46 garden plots

 

Important 2024 Dates

  • Early January – Garden plots are first offered to the previous year’s returning gardeners.
  • Tuesday, Feb. 13 – Online registration for new gardeners will open at 8 a.m.
  • Monday, April 1 - The garden plot waitlist closes.
  • Saturday, April 6 - Gardens open for early gardener access.
  • Early May - Water is turned on, weather and conditions permitting.
  • Sunday, Nov. 3 - Last day to clean out plots before the gardens close for the season.

 

How to Register for a Garden Plot

  • Registration and waitlist submissions for 2024 plots have closed. 

 



For more information about community gardens in Highlands Ranch, please call 303-791-2710 or email gardens@highlandsranch.org.