Garden With Us

Established in 2019, we are committed to using organic gardening practices to lower the community’s carbon emissions, aim to improve health and climate resilience by providing fresh-grown produce, and play an active role in food insecurity prevention. We seek out partners with like-minded goals; those who are focused on building resilient communities from the ground up.

Be A Gardener

Start today with your own plot. You’ll water, weed, harvest, and do any other garden-related projects in your own plot. Enjoy growing your own food!

Donate Today

We gratefully appreciate financial support to help keep us growing. You can do a one-time donation, or set up a monthly or annual gift.

Become a Volunteer

Our community garden is free and 100% volunteer-run. We keep it going with volunteer support—many jobs can be done on your own schedule, and only take around an hour per month.

Community gardens can lower household food security concerns by up tp 90%

Carney PA, Hamada JL, Rdesinski R, et al. Impact of a community gardening project on vegetable intake, food security and family relationships: a community-based participatory research study.

Every $1 invested in a community garden yields around $6 worth of produce

Anne C. Bellows, PhD Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey; Katherine Brown, PhD Southside Community Land Trust; Jac Smit, MCP The Urban Agriculture Network. 2022. Health Benefits of Urban Agriculture.