Creative Green Gardens
Creative Green Gardens
Contact: Carissa Burk
Address: 2840 NE Burk Way, Poulsbo, WA 98370 Poulsbo, WA, 98370
County: Kitsap
Phone: 503-333-6443
Website: https://creativegreengardens.com/
About Us
Creative Green Gardens is a woman-owned small farm growing flowers, herbs and vegetables on the site of the historic Seven Acre Eden Farm on the ancestral territory of the Suquamish Tribal Nation - just outside what is now Poulsbo, WA.
CGG is also a licensed and inspected nursery offering plants and roots like dahlia tubers and iris rhizomes to local gardeners. Our owner-farmer, Carissa, also does on-site visits and gardening consultations to help you make your home gardening dreams a reality.
CGG is also a licensed and inspected nursery offering plants and roots like dahlia tubers and iris rhizomes to local gardeners. Our owner-farmer, Carissa, also does on-site visits and gardening consultations to help you make your home gardening dreams a reality.
Practices
Our entire property is synthetic pesticide and herbicide free for the health of pollinators and people.
As a certified Wildlife Habitat, it is our goal to happily co-exist with our wild neighbors including deer, rabbits, bobcats, birds and a large assortment of native bees and butterflies.
We use toxicant-free farming practices such as barriers, interplanting, hand weeding and trap crops to manage and reduce pest pressure while maintaining a healthy ecosystem for the large assortment of beneficial insects and wildlife that call our farm and the surrounding area home.
We strive to use curbside-recyclable or compostable packaging as much as possible to help keep our waste footprint low.
As a certified Wildlife Habitat, it is our goal to happily co-exist with our wild neighbors including deer, rabbits, bobcats, birds and a large assortment of native bees and butterflies.
We use toxicant-free farming practices such as barriers, interplanting, hand weeding and trap crops to manage and reduce pest pressure while maintaining a healthy ecosystem for the large assortment of beneficial insects and wildlife that call our farm and the surrounding area home.
We strive to use curbside-recyclable or compostable packaging as much as possible to help keep our waste footprint low.
