Urban Agriculture

Common Earth Community Garden offers gardening plots for rent to the community, provides a source of wholesome food to local food banks, provides nutritional and cultural education for youth, and is a place of fellowship for multigenerational families on this shared common earth.

If you are interested in gardening with Common Earth Community Garden, please contact us through our website or send us an email.

It's $50 per plot and plots are assigned on a first-come-first-served basis. If there are no plots currently available, you can have your name added to our wait list.

In recent years, the City of San Diego has made it easier for residents to create gardens, raise goats, chickens and bees, and save water. These efforts support the overall goal of the City’s Climate Action Plan and contribute to making San Diego a more sustainable city.

At Urban Patchwork, we work with thousands of neighbors throughout Austin to map edible trees and turn under-utilized private and public space into productive urban gardens and farms, educational spaces, and activity centers.

Through this, we strengthen and beautify our communities, expand our food system’s reach, and reduce the environmental impact of landscaping and agriculture.

Resolution Gardens is a full-service Austin landscaping company with a special focus on growing food. Our services include refurbishing existing gardens, raised-bed garden kits, design and construction of edible landscapes and traditional victory gardens.

~ WE WANT TO HELP YOU GROW FOOD ~

As passionate believers in the health benefits of home-based food growing for our bodies, the environment and our local economy, half of our work is devoted to helping our neighbors grow their own food.

Zenger Farm is a working urban farm that models, promotes and educates about sustainable food systems, environmental stewardship, community development and access to good food for all.

We offer field trips, camps, education and more. Two of our programs:

Eat to Live is building a healthy local food system at the intersection of Greater Grand Crossing & Englewood. We offer an incubator farm for urban farmers to learn, workshops, events and other food initiatives.

Our “menu” for a healthy local food system features:

Little River Cooperative is a multifaceted plant-based business designed to provide Miami with a number of gardening and vegetable services.

We offer locals a unique CSA (community supported agriculture) with all produce coming from local small farms, a nursery at which one can buy all they need for starting their own backyard organic garden, and garden consultation, installation, and maintenance services.

Urban Oasis Project is a local food promoter and information source operating in Miami-Dade since 2008. We believe that good, clean, healthy food should be accessible to all.

We're present at farmers markets, plant gardens with low-income families, and support many local farms by bringing their produce to markets.

We also run potluck meals focusing on local food, "farmer-direct" dinners, arts events and more.