Located next to Fort Bragg’s CV Starr Community Center, Lincoln Street Garden is a community garden where individuals tend their own plots, growing food and flowers. Members also grow food for the Fort Bragg Food Bank in this fully deer-fenced space. Learn more.

Developed in collaboration with California State Parks, Silver Gate is a native plant display garden at the southern end of MacKerricher State Park. Club volunteers maintain this stretch of coastal headlands along the park’s accessible trail, restoring and showcasing native plant habitat to support local biodiversity and demonstrate the beauty and resilience of California native species in their natural coastal setting.

The video presentation, below, describes the creation process, and the highlighted species in this document were planted.

Tucked beside Fort Bragg’s historic Guest House - an 1892 redwood landmark and home to the Fort Bragg-Mendocino Coast Historical Society - the Bee Garden (formerly known as Fern Garden) pairs lush, shade-loving plantings with a renewed focus on native species that support local pollinators. It’s a quiet, green retreat in one of the town’s most visited spots, and a hands-on demonstration of how native plants can create thriving habitat right in the community.