Rangeview Raised Planter Bed Program | 2026 Growing Season
The Rangeview Raised Planter Bed Program is launching for the first time and offers residents the opportunity to grow food and flowers in a shared community garden space. This seasonal program is designed to support gardeners of all experience levels while encouraging learning, stewardship, and connection within the neighbourhood.
The total program cost is $105, which includes a $50 program fee, a $50 refundable deposit, and GST. The refundable deposit is subject to the terms and conditions outlined in the Community Garden Handbook.
Refundable deposits will be returned by e-transfer only, regardless of the original payment method.
Payment Information
Payment can be made in one of two ways:
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Credit card payment through the member portal. A 3% service fee will be applied to the total.
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E-transfer sent to accounting@rangeviewhoa.com.* Please include the program you are registering for and an email contact to send registration forms
*If you plan to pay by e-transfer, please do not use the online registration platform, as it is currently set up to accept credit card payments only. Sending an e-transfer will act as your registration confirmation
The program includes:
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Rental of one raised planter bed per household for the full growing season
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Access to shared tools, compost, and soil for seasonal top-ups
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Support and guidance from the Garden Lead
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Optional educational workshops offered throughout the season
A limited number of accessible-height beds are available for gardeners with mobility considerations. If you require an accessibility-height bed, please email info@rangeviewhoa.com prior to registration so availability can be confirmed.
The 2026 growing season runs from April 1 to October 31, weather permitting. Registration is open from February 1 to March 27. All participants must attend one mandatory orientation session, which will review program guidelines, bed setup, maintenance expectations, shared resource use, and seasonal timelines. Orientation sessions will be held on:
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March 28 from 11:30 am to 12:30 pm
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March 31 from 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm
Attendance at one session is required to participate in the program.
Educational programming is a key part of the Raised Planter Bed Program. Optional workshops and learning opportunities may include:
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Planting and transplanting
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Trellising and pruning
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Organic pest prevention
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Soil health and fertilization
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End-of-season bed care and winter preparation
Upon registration, the Community Garden Handbook and other program related documents will be emailed.
The Raised Planter Bed Program aims to create a welcoming and well-supported garden space where residents can build gardening skills, grow their own food, and contribute to a healthy and vibrant community.