Our garden serves the community of Thorncliffe Greenview. Our purpose is to provide a space for community members to grow food or flowers for their family. We also have a public orchard that is located just beside our garden. The trees are young (planted 2024), but in the future will provide fruit for community members and the general public. Updated September 2024.

We are a vibrant community garden located in the friendly neighbourhood of Southwood, Calgary. Our mission is to bring together our diverse community, demonstrate techniques of sustainable urban food production, and inspire positive action. We serve the community of Southwood but allow members from outside the community if space allows.We have 1-5 fruit trees including apple, sour cherry (eg Evans) and plum. Our fruit bearing shrubs include haskaps (honeyberries), sour cherry (romance series), Nanking cherry, goji berry, saskatoon (service berry) and black currants. We host seed swaps, plants ...

Our purpose is to grow the love of gardening and community. We serve the residents of Sandstone MacEwan. If you wish to join us you must become a member of the community association.

The Community Garden is a resident driven initiative with over 20 participants working to bring this project to life. The Community Garden successfully completed its first year of planting and harvest in 2023, and we are looking forward to a second year with the addition of a second terrace of gardening beds. We will also have our first accessible garden bed for community members with mobility supports who want to participate. Updated August 2023.

Our garden membership is made up of a number of familes in Montgomery. It is communally maintained, and we all share in the harvest—we do not have individual plots. The garden is in a fenced 100x70 ft area. We organize regular work bees so members can socialize and learn from each other. We try to plan at least one larger garden event during the season. We ask that our members put in at least 2 hours of work per month at the garden.There is a playground next to the garden, so it's a great place for families with young kids.The garden has fruit trees and shrubs: sour cherry, pear, hascaps, ...

Garden beds may be rented by anyone, and we are one of only a few gardens in Calgary with no residency requirements – members simply provide their rental fee and at least 15 volunteer hours working on common areas. There are more than 20 fruit trees including apple and sour cherry and fruit shrubs including Nanking cherry and saskatoon. The garden provides us with opportunities to connect with other gardeners and horticulturalists from our community and beyond. We have an annual meeting and work bees. Updated Feb 2025.

The High River Garden Society is the governing body for 2 gardens: McLaughlin Meadows and Riverside Community Gardens. These gardens are on public land owned by the Town of High River. There is a Community Garden License Agreement between the Town of High River and the High River Garden Society.The location pin on the map is not the exact location of the gardens. The two gardens are at separate locations in High River. There is more information about exact locations on their website.Updated September 2024.

The Hawkwood Community Garden provides the community with a gathering place where people can grow their own fresh produce and get to know their neighbours. All gardeners are welcome, both beginners and experienced; we all learn from each other. Each garden member is asked to take on responsibility for one common area task for the season. For example, caring for a perennial bed, watering fruit trees (apple, sour cherry, pear) and bushes (hascap, goji, saskatoon).Beyond the practical benefits, the garden encourages community spirit. The garden's trees, perennials and other features help to ...

The goal of the Crossroads Community Garden has always been to create an inclusive space that brings the diverse residents of our community together. Our community garden has something to offer everyone and is considered a true community hub. There is seating through out the garden and wide pathways that can accommodate users of assistive devices. There's also a natural play feature designed for younger children and the space is filled with fruit bearing trees and shrubs for all to enjoy. Most of the perennials around the garden are native to Alberta and many are edible as well. We were ...