A gravel garden path leads through a black chainlink fence and past raised garden beds, ending at a picnic bench under a large shed. A metal watering container sits on a gravel path next to a forest green hose. A gravel path passes in front of raised garden beds filled with plants like marigolds, pea vines, and lettuce. A row of raised beds line either side of a gravel path that leads to a central shed. A gravel path curves out of sight in front of a grouping of potted plants. A closeup of a large shed flanked by two containers of snap pea vines. A picnic bench sits in front of the shed's central door. Four different kinds of wheelbarrows are stored on a gravel pad in a fenced area. A gravel garden path veers past a compost station and containers filled with plants. A gravel garden path is framed by the blurred image of a vine.

Gig Harbor Demonstration Garden

Date: 2025
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Description

The Gig Harbor Demonstration Garden at Sehmel Homestead Park offers visitors an opportunity to learn more about gardening. Volunteers help care for the garden and grow produce for local food banks. They also assist visitors with gardening questions.

Materials

3 tons of CSTC
8 tons of ¼” Minus Trail Gravel

Highlights

Washington Rock Quarries provided 5/8" Minus for the base of a renewed gravel walkway. ¼” Minus Trail Gravel was used on the surface. The new trail offers a sturdy and accessible pathway for all visitors, including those using walkers, strollers, wheelchairs, and even wheelbarrows.

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