Community Garden

Community Garden. A community garden is a joint effort amongst interested parties to create a green space where all people involved share part of the upkeep and garden rewards. Community gardens are collaborative projects on shared open spaces where participants share in the maintenance and products of the garden, including healthful and affordable fresh fruits and vegetables.

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Many different groups of people may come together to form such a garden including homeowner associations, religious organizations, social service organizations, gardening clubs. These include picking an appropriate site, getting permission from the land owner, and assuring support from your neighbors. Community gardens are collaborative projects on shared open spaces where participants share in the maintenance and products of the garden, including healthful and affordable fresh fruits and vegetables.

Community gardens do more than just grow fresh, healthy produce.

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In this article, you'll learn what it takes to start a community garden -- from how to secure a site and raise money to how to organize the planting process. They bring people together across age and experience, as well as cultural and economic. Garden plots are FREE but gardeners must have a permit.