Are you interested in growing your own food, learning about gardening, and rubbing shoulders with your fellow community members? Renew or book a gardening plot at the community association grounds by contacting the RKHCA community garden coordinators! Updated July 2020.

The Community Garden originally began with the help of RRROCA and the City of Calgary who created a designated garden space on the land located by the ball diamonds on Royal Oak Drive. Since then, the garden has been run as its own volunteer co-operative, not affiliated with RRROCA.Each gardener is a resident of either Rocky Ridge or Royal Oak and is allowed to rent one plot per year for a nominal fee in order to grow their own vegetables, flowers and herbs. The money raised by plot rentals goes back into maintaining and improving the garden.Updated September 2024.

The Lakeview Community Garden is a partnership between the community of Lakeview and Connect School. If you would like to join this community garden please contact the Lakeview Community Association at info@lakeviewyyc.ca to rent a garden box for the season. Updated July 2020.

There are currently 12 rentable garden beds and 3 berms that we plant. To rent a garden plot for a growing season is $30 and you must have an up-to-date Community Membership. Garden plots can then be rented by clicking on Community Garden in the menu on the community website. Updated July 2024.

This is a new Community Garden that gardened together for the first time in 2021. Garden members are working with the City of Calgary to get the water hooked up for the 2022 season. They are continuing work to finish the shed and build  a compost bin. If you are a SBHCA member, with an active membership, and you are interested in acquiring a garden box, please email communitygrowers@springbankhill.org For more information bout the garden, please visit their website Updated February 2022.

A Scenic Acres survey in 2016 indicated that residents would like to have a community garden but it took until 2021 for a dedicated volunteer to bring this garden to fruition. The garden serves the residents of Scenic Acres who must have a community association membership to join. Folks in other communities are welcome to join if they purchase a membership. Updated July 2024.

There are lots of reasons to participate in community gardening. It gives you a reason to spend time outside, and it gives you opportunitiesto meet your fellow gardeners and community members. Community gardeners share a sense of pride and well being that comes from planting,nurturing, and harvesting, and from a sense of belonging in the larger community. They enjoy the satisfaction of having contributed to buildingand maintaining an incredibly beautiful space in the neighborhood. There are as many reasons to garden as there are gardeners, but mostly, it's fun and it's good for you. Come join ...

The Mount Pleasant Community Garden is situated in the green space surrounding the North Mount Pleasant Arts Centre. There are 31 plots individually available for rent on a yearly basis. The community garden supports the environmental sustainability of the community by allowing community members to grow their own, local food. It also provides a unique opportunity for community gardeners to meet and connect with one another. Updated July 2020.

The Mid-Sun Community Garden was founded in May 2009. A group of interested and enthusiastic Mid-Sun residents banded together to help build thirty 8' x 4' raised beds for the grassy area on the north side of the community centre. In 2010, twenty more beds were added, as well as several perimeter fruit trees, Saskatoon bushes, and other landscaping considerations. There are now over 60 garden beds and an ever expanding, enthusiastic garden committee made up of 6 dedicated volunteers. Community Garden Motto -"We work together – grow together – learn together."Updated July 2020.