A little patch of shared good

Grow a garden.
Grow a community.

A welcoming neighborhood garden for getting your hands in the soil, sharing what you grow, and learning as you go.

Make room to grow

Your own little piece of green.

Choose a plot that suits your season. Every rental includes shared tools, water access, and a friendly crew of fellow growers.

Sprout plot

$24 / growing season

A sunny starter bed for herbs, greens, and first-time gardeners.

A few plots open

Harvest plot

$38 / growing season

A roomy bed with space for your favorite vegetables and flowers.

A few plots open

Share plot

$16 / growing season

Grow alongside a neighbor and share the tending—and the harvest.

Join the interest list

How plot rentals work

  1. Send a no-pressure request for the plot that sounds right.
  2. We’ll confirm availability and share the garden guidelines.
  3. Meet your garden neighbors, pick up your tools, and get growing.

Seasonal rentals help cover seeds, soil, and shared garden supplies.

Ask about a plot

Tell us what you’re looking for and we’ll take it from there.

Put it on your garden calendar

Workdays, with room to grow.

Drop in for an hour or stay for the morning. There’s always a task for every skill level.

All workdays are 9–11 a.m. Bring a water bottle; tools and gloves are available to borrow. These sample dates are a seasonal guide.

04May · Sat

Wake up the beds

Clear winter cover, refresh paths, and prep the first planting rows.

18May · Sat

Seed & sow morning

Plant cool-season greens and make room for pollinator flowers.

No plot required

Bring your hands. Find your people.

Volunteering can be as simple as showing up. Pitch in at a workday, help welcome new gardeners, or share something you know.

New to gardening? You’re very welcome. Garden hosts will help you find a task and show you the ropes.

Pick a workday

Choose a date from the calendar and come when you can.

Say hello

Look for a garden host when you arrive—we’ll get you started.

Choose a task

Planting, weeding, watering, tidying: there’s no wrong place to begin.

Grow together

Stay for a chat, share a tip, and enjoy what the garden grows.