Find Community Gardens Near You
Discover community garden programs, urban farms, and food bank gardens across the United States. Every garden listed here is working to make their community more food-secure and more connected to the land.
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39 organizations found
Boston Natural Areas Network
Boston, MA
Community GardenManages over 60 community gardens across Boston neighborhoods.
The Food Project
Boston, MA
Urban FarmYouth-powered urban agriculture on 70 acres across Boston and the North Shore.
Nuestro Huerto Community Farm
Holyoke, MA
Community GardenPart of Nuestras Raices, connecting Holyoke's Latino community through urban agriculture.
Worcester Regional Food Hub
Worcester, MA
Urban FarmAggregates and distributes locally grown food from Worcester County farms and gardens.
Somerville Growing Center
Somerville, MA
Community GardenA volunteer-run public garden and community gathering space in Somerville.
ReVision Urban Farm
Boston, MA
Urban FarmAn urban farm in Dorchester that provides fresh produce to families transitioning out of homelessness.
GreenThumb (NYC Parks)
New York, NY
Community GardenThe largest community gardening program in the nation, supporting 550+ gardens across NYC.
Brooklyn Grange
Brooklyn, NY
Urban FarmOperates the world's largest rooftop soil farms across multiple NYC locations.
East New York Farms!
Brooklyn, NY
Community GardenCommunity-led urban farming initiative in East New York focused on food access and youth education.
Capital Roots
Troy, NY
Community GardenOperates 50+ community gardens in the Capital Region of New York.
Just Food
New York, NY
Community GardenConnects communities to local farms and supports community gardens through education and advocacy.
Newburgh Urban Farm and Food Initiative
Newburgh, NY
Urban FarmTransforms vacant lots in Newburgh into productive urban farms and community spaces.
LA Community Garden Council
Los Angeles, CA
Community GardenSupports and coordinates community gardens throughout Los Angeles County.
San Francisco Garden Resource Organization
San Francisco, CA
Community GardenProvides free gardening education and resources to San Francisco community gardens.
Sarvodaya Farms
Pomona, CA
Urban FarmAn urban farm and community space growing food and connection in Pomona.
Sacramento Region Community Foundation Gardens
Sacramento, CA
Community GardenSupports community gardens across the Sacramento region through grants and technical assistance.
Planting Justice
Oakland, CA
Urban FarmEmployee-owned social enterprise building food sovereignty and economic justice through urban farming.
San Diego Community Garden Network
San Diego, CA
Community GardenConnects and supports community gardens throughout San Diego County.
Urban Harvest
Houston, TX
Community GardenPromotes organic food production in Houston through community and school gardens.
Sustainable Food Center
Austin, TX
Community GardenCultivates a healthy community by strengthening the local food system in Austin.
Dallas GROW
Dallas, TX
Community GardenSupports 40+ community gardens across Dallas through education and resources.
Fleet Farming
Orlando, FL
Urban FarmConverts underutilized lawns into micro-farms, creating a hyperlocal food system in Orlando.
Miami-Dade Community Gardens
Miami, FL
Community GardenMiami-Dade County Parks manages community garden plots across the county.
Denver Urban Gardens
Denver, CO
Community GardenOperates 180+ community gardens across Metro Denver, one of the largest programs in the US.
Colorado Springs Food Rescue
Colorado Springs, CO
Food Bank GardenRescues surplus food and maintains community gardens to address food insecurity.
Portland Community Gardens (PP&R)
Portland, OR
Community GardenPortland Parks & Recreation manages 50 community gardens with over 3,000 plots.
Huerto de la Familia
Eugene, OR
Community GardenSupports Latino families in Lane County through organic gardening and microenterprise.
Seattle P-Patch Community Gardening Program
Seattle, WA
Community GardenOne of the nation's oldest community garden programs with 90+ gardens across Seattle.
Tacoma-Pierce County Community Gardens
Tacoma, WA
Community GardenMetro Parks Tacoma manages community garden sites throughout the Tacoma area.
Atlanta Community Food Bank Gardens
Atlanta, GA
Food Bank GardenThe Atlanta Community Food Bank supports community gardens that grow fresh produce for food-insecure families.
Truly Living Well Center for Natural Urban Agriculture
Atlanta, GA
Urban FarmOperates multiple urban farms in Atlanta focused on natural and sustainable agriculture.
Ohio State University Extension Community Gardens
Columbus, OH
Community GardenOSU Extension supports community gardens across Franklin County with education and resources.
The Rid-All Green Partnership
Cleveland, OH
Urban FarmTransforms blighted land in Cleveland into productive urban farms and aquaponics facilities.
NeighborSpace
Chicago, IL
Land TrustA nonprofit land trust that preserves and supports 130+ community gardens across Chicago.
Garfield Park Conservatory Alliance
Chicago, IL
Community GardenOne of the largest conservatories in the US, offering community garden programs on Chicago's West Side.
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society (PHS)
Philadelphia, PA
Community GardenPHS supports a network of community gardens across Philadelphia through its City Harvest program.
Grow Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh, PA
Community GardenSupports community and school gardens across the Pittsburgh region with resources and education.
Gardening Matters
Minneapolis, MN
Community GardenSupports over 200 community gardens in the Twin Cities through technical assistance and advocacy.
Keep Growing Detroit
Detroit, MI
Urban FarmSupports 1,900+ household and community gardens in Detroit's urban agriculture movement.
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Community gardens are shared spaces where neighbors come together to grow food, build community, and connect with the land. They take many forms: traditional plot-based community gardens, urban farms that serve neighborhoods, food bank gardens that donate their harvest, school gardens that teach the next generation, and land trusts that preserve growing space in cities.
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