Find a Planting Day
Project Flower Power

Growing community in Washington soil

We gather on neglected corner lots to plant flowers, share stories, and turn neighbors into friends. No green thumb required.

Get involved

Upcoming planting days

Grab some gloves and join us at one of our weekend neighborhood gatherings. We supply the tools, soil, and coffee.

Seattle • Oct 12
Tacoma • Oct 19
Olympia • Nov 2

4th & Maple Lot

Hilltop Community Garden

Eastside Park Border

Transforming an empty corner lot with eighty native lavender starts and wildflower seeds. Perfect for families.

Rebuilding raised beds and planting winter-blooming pansies. Stay after for a neighborhood potluck lunch.

Adding color to the park entrance with spring bulbs and local evergreen shrubs. All ages welcome.

A close-up vertical shot of hands of different generations holding rich dark soil together, a small green seedling nestled in the center, soft overcast daylight, 35mm.
A close-up vertical shot of hands of different generations holding rich dark soil together, a small green seedling nestled in the center, soft overcast daylight, 35mm.
Read Our Story
Rooted in connection

Dirt under our fingernails

Digging in the dirt together is the simplest way to learn your neighbor's name. Project Flower Power brings Washington residents out of isolation and into the fresh air, cultivating resilient public spaces.

Through hands-on horticulture, we turn neglected spaces into vibrant sanctuaries. Every bulb planted is a shared investment in our neighborhood's collective future.

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Let's bloom together

No gardening experience is required to make a difference. Join our volunteer list to receive updates on upcoming Washington-grown projects.