Our gardens and greenhouses connect our community over the joy of growing good food. Through education and agriculture, these feel-good growing spaces help inspire a resilient future for all members of Blaine County.

The Hope Garden, located next to the courthouse in Hailey, offers engagement June through September: volunteer sessions (take home fresh produce!), education sessions, and is always open to the public dawn to dusk to walk through. 

Our greenhouses and Bloom Center gardens are located at 110 Honeysuckle in Bellevue. At this site we also offer volunteer and education engagement year-round.

Winter Greenhouse Sessions
FEBRUARY
Every Thursday 11-12:30pm. Sign-up here.

Join us to connect with fellow garden enthusiasts this winter! Enjoy the sunshine and good company in our heated greenhouse over some light organizational work.  Tasks are first come-first serve. After the session it is common for attendees to eat at the community meal in our beautiful café. Dress in layers as it can be very warm inside the greenhouse when the sun is shining and cold if it is cloudy. Consider bringing water, a hat and or sunglasses. If you’ve ever wished for more time to pick the farmer’s brain about gardening, this is an excellent opportunity. 

Garden Education

Every year we host a number of school groups and organizations who want to learn more about what we do or use our spaces as a backdrop for their own events. Click here if you want to bring a group to our growing spaces.

To steward the gardens, we engage in attentive, care-full practices: permanent beds and no tillage, cover crops, mulch, compost, native species incorporation, and only use of certified organic inputs and disease/pest management. We aspire to continue learning and holistic care.

Where does the food go? 

To volunteers, to education sessions, to our Children’s Food Programs, to Community meals and more!

Special thanks to Blaine County for donating the space for The Hope Garden.