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There are 4 community gardens in Grand County. They are located in Granby, on the hill of Morales Park; in Hot Sulphur Springs, Kremmling near the fair grounds and in Fraser near the skating rink and ball fields. All of the gardens are fenced, contain raised beds with nice soil, and have automatic watering systems. The raised beds vary in size and cost. Each site has a garden coordinator. You provide the labor, seeds, plants and soil amendments . You also harvest and eat the food you grow.
Hot Sulphur Springs Gardens
The Hot Sulphur Springs community garden has 20 raised beds.
The garden is fenced and has an automatic above ground sprinkling system . This garden is located at the north end of Maple Street, next to the Town Park.
Contact Site Coordinator Leslie Crosby 970-531-0663
CLICK BELOW FOR 2023 APPLICATION
Granby Community Gardens
The Granby Gardens are located on Garnet Rd at the top of the hill in a section of the Morales Park.There are 32 raised beds. The
garden is fenced and there is an automatic sprinkler system as well as two garden hoses to keep the beds watered.
Contact Site Coodinator Patty Alander 970-531-3439
CLICK BELOW FOR 2023 APPLICATION
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Kremmling Community Gardens
This community garden is located adjacent to the fair grounds.
It is surrounded by a fence and has daily automatic watering.
There are 20 Raised beds.
Contact site coordinator : Brianna Osborn
Extension Director & Agent
970-531-4408
Brianna.osborn@colostate.edu
To access the 2023 garden application click below.
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Fraser Community Gardens
The Fraser Gardens are located on the first dirt road off of CR 5, behind the ball fields, next to the ice rink in Fraser. There are 40 beds of various sizes and prices. 28 beds are inside the hoop house and 12 beds are outside with individual hoops. All beds have individual drip irrigation systems and there are hoses available to everyone.
Cathleen Brown, catbrown80478@gmail.com, can be contacted for an application. These gardens are now part of the Fraser Valley Receation District.