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"American Values. Hometown Roots"

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The Grange Heritage Garden

Seasonal Hours:  May 1, 2026 through October 10, 2026.  Fridays and Saturdays only 10:00 AM until 3:00 PM.

The Sammamish Valley Grange Heritage Garden is a unique display garden featuring large boulders engraved with Grange Poetry and Words of Wisdom.  Located on private farmland and accessible via the Sammamish River Trail, visitors are treated to a quiet retreat, and a place for reflection and inspiration.  Additional garden features include the remnants of a Historic Sawmill, and a Fern Grotto. 

Established in 2007, the garden first served as a place for Grange gatherings, then as a pea-patch garden, and more recently renovated with herbs and pollinators.  Ornamental trees and shrubs provide a backdrop to the Heritage Garden.  The Gardens are located a short walk to the south from Wilmot Gateway Park in Woodinville, or about one mile north from the King County ballfields located in the Hollywood District of Woodinville, an easy walk from Willows Lodge or the Somm Hotel.  You can walk, bike-ride, or get there by any means — other than by car.

Contact us for specific dates and hours of tours, classes, and demonstrations. Jot us a note if you’re interested in volunteering.  Work alongside experienced gardeners, arborists and pollinator enthusiasts.  Learn to be a docent that provides visitors with self-guided tours of the larger farm where the Grange Heritage Garden is located.

SUMMER 2025 (Photos courtesy Carol Lee)

SPRING 2025 (Photos courtesy Tom and Susan)


Grange Heritage Gardens Rededication–2023

Thank you to all our family, friends and neighbors who helped us celebrate the Rededication of the Sammamish Valley Grange Heritage Garden in 2023. It’s a unique, reflective location showcasing the legacy and traditions of the Grange. Below are highlights from the day.

(Before photos; check out the work as the Garden has progressed in photos below.)

Work continues in the Garden, April 2023
Working in the display garden
The produce garden
A welcoming space
Restoration of the Saw Mill Garden
Saw Mill Garden, April 2023
Engraved Stones and Garden Beds
Walk the Interpretive Grange Garden