Molbak’s Homegrown Victory Garden: A meadow transformed into employee garden plots. We’re Growing for Good at Molbak’s. Check out our first summer harvest: five-15 gallon buckets full of produce. All donated to our local foodbank, The Woodinville Storehouse Food Bank.
Growing a Homegrown Victory Garden
We invite you to join us and plant your own Homegrown Victory Garden
filled with vegetables, berries, fruits and herbs.
Our Summer 2020 Harvest
Our Molbak’s Team gathered the summer harvest from our Homegrown Victory Garden during the first week of August 2020. We collected five-15 gallon buckets of fresh produce! The entire harvest has been donated to our local Woodinville Storehouse Food Bank. We are proud to support our local community with food our team grew from seed. Please consider supporting your local food bank by volunteering or donating items from your own harvest.
About Our Homegrown Victory Garden
Before: Bare garden plots. Set Up: Seeds are planted, structures are being created for climbers.
During: Late summer bounty – the garden is still giving.
This year we transformed the meadow area behind Molbak’s into garden plots.
Our employees are planting and cultivating their individual on-site vegetable gardens to support and sustain our community. The harvest from each plot is intended to be divided into three equal parts: one part to keep, one part to share, and one part to donate to our local community food bank.
We’re approaching fall and it’s time to plant fall crops!
We’ll continue to harvest our summer bounty to donate. Then we will prepare for our fall planting. With some planning, you can keep eating from your own garden for months to come! For a complete planting guide, take a look at Oregon Tilth’s Planting Calendar.
Watch us Grow!
Molbak’s Homegrown Victory Garden will come to life as we document Lisa Taylor, Garden Educator, in our live Victory Garden videos. Read garden how-to’s from our Molbak’s Team crafted for the beginner to the expert.
Garden Expertise
Ask a Master Gardener of King County
Our long-time garden partners have gone virtual! Master Gardeners of King County are typically at Molbak’s every weekend to answer plant questions, identify insects and make recomendations. This year you can still ask them anything – online. Here’s how to reach them:
Via email: Send your messages with questions and photos to
[email protected].
Live: Reach them live and online with your laptop or cell phone, where you can talk with our trained clinicians. Bring your questions, and even share images of problems or concerns you’re observing in the garden. Instructions the Master Gardener Online Clinic access.
