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Explore Our Gardens
Our program features two dedicated community gardens in city parks and several centers with raised-bed garden boxes.
Community Gardens in Parks
- Barwell Road Park Community Garden
A collaborative garden with individual plots, shared growing spaces, and water access. This garden serves as a model for sustainable urban gardening. Learn more about Barwell Road Park Community Garden - Eastgate Park Community Garden
Accessible garden plots are designed to encourage community engagement and environmental stewardship.
Community Centers with Garden Boxes
- Marsh Creek Park: Offers both garden boxes and dynamic gardening programs for all ages and skill levels.
- Ralph Campbell Neighborhood Center at Apollo Heights Park
- Peach Road Park
- Abbotts Creek Park
- Sanderford Road Park
- Ellen Mordecai Garden at Mordecai Historic Park
Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting out, there’s a space for you in one of our gardens!
How to Get Involved
Volunteer: Help with garden maintenance or assist during events.
- Garden maintenance and upkeep
- Harvesting fresh produce for community use
- Learn and practice sustainable gardening techniques
- Support community events and garden workshops
- Engage with neighbors to build a stronger, greener community
Accessibility Information
- Include details on how the program accommodates different needs:
- ADA-accessible garden plots.
- Raised beds for those with mobility challenges.
Programs and Events
Our program includes workshops, events, and hands-on learning experiences, many in collaboration with the Inter-Faith Food Shuttle:
- Gardening 101 Workshops: Perfect for beginners.
- Advanced Topics: Composting, pest management, and seasonal planting.
- Community Events: Volunteer days, harvest festivals, and seed swaps.
- Youth Engagement: Activities tailored for children and families
Our Partners
We are proud to collaborate with the Inter-Faith Food Shuttle and several community groups to ensure our gardens remain thriving spaces for education, food security, and connection. These partnerships enable us to host workshops, provide resources, and grow produce for local food distribution efforts.
Learn more about the Inter-Faith Food Shuttle
