As high-rises replace rowhouses, cultivating food and other plants outdoors can feel daunting in DC’s bustling urban spaces. Fortunately, it’s still possible to cultivate your own garden by joining or participating in a community garden, where you can rent a plot or help maintain other outdoor spaces. The list below will you easily identify community garden spaces and organizations that support local community gardens in or near your neighborhood.
13th Street Community Garden
Arlington County Community Gardeners Program
The county currently has seven gardens. These gardens are run on a daily basis by the individual associations with their own set of bylaws — although County rules and regulations must be observed.
Arlington County Community Gardeners Program
Armed Forces Retirement Home (AFRH) Garden
Friends of the Soldiers Home is a 501 (c)(3) organization serving to strengthen the bond between the Armed Forces Retirement Home in Washington and the surrounding community. Friends volunteers have an opportunity to garden plots of their own in exchange for assisting resident gardeners with their plots.
Armed Forces Retirement Home (AFRH) Garden
Beet Street Gardens
Beet Street Gardens purpose is to cultivate community gardens at social service organizations working with marginalized adults, teens and their families with a two fold purpose: to address economic and social divisions associated with limited access to nutritious food, safe outdoor space, and recreational and skill building opportunities; and to reduce the barriers of marginalized people to participate in community gardening, the local and organic food movements, and the green economy
Benning Community Garden
Blair Road Community Garden
Bruce Monroe Community Garden
Columbia Heights Green
We are a community-based urban farm. We grow and harvest together. All are welcome! Join us every Saturday from 10am-2pm. We have two large beds and a hoop-house where we grow veggies communally. Everyone shares in the work and the harvest. This year, we have been so productive that we do a weekly food donation to Martha’s Kitchen.
Dix St Garden (SoilFul Gardens)
Douglass Community Garden
DPR Community Gardens by Ward
The Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) works with the community to establish gardens across the District. DPR currently has over 20 community gardens under its jurisdiction. Community Gardens are listed here by Ward, and then alphabetically.
DPR Urban Garden Division
DC Parks and Rec (DPR) Urban Garden Division works with communities across the District to establish urban Ag projects (currently 31 community gardens and 5 non profit production farms) and urban ag support systems such as a urban garden education program offering over a 100 free classes, a citywide critter proof community compost cooperative iniitiative, a garden toolshare, a greenhouse coop, tree planting intiatives and an urban bee program.
DPR Urban Garden Division - Specific Information on Community Gardens
Edgewood Community Gardens
Emery CommunityGarden
Euclid Street Community Garden
Ferebee Hope Community Garden
Fort Dupont Community Gardens
Fort Greble Community Garden
Fort Reno Community Garden
Fort Stanton Community Garden
Fort Stevens Community Garden
Fort Stevens Community Garden
Friendship Community Garden
Glover Archbold Community Garden
Green Seed Community Garden
GroW Community Garden
The GroW Garden offers George Washington Univeristy students and community members a place to learn about native, organic food systems by providing service opportunities in sustainable gardening, food distribution, and community outreach.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network - Specific Information on Community Gardens
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Gardens offer great opportunities not only to grow fresh fruits and vegetables, but also to meet your neighbors. This year, Age-Friendly DC, the DC Department of Parks and Recreation, the Office of the State Superintendent for Education, and the newly formed DC Food Policy Council are partnering in an effort to connect residents of all ages and abilities who want to garden with spaces and opportunities that need garden assistance from community gardeners that need assistance, home owners that have space to garden and school gardens that are dormant in the summer when schools out.
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Hamilton Community Garden
Harry Thomas Community Gardens
Hill East Community Garden
Hillcrest Community Garden
Hilton Community Garden
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
The Howard University Community Garden offers plots for HU students and incubator space for student food entrepreneurs. Additionally, it operates a community composting program.
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
Independence Ave Community Garden
Kalorama Community Garden
King’s Court Community Garden
Kingman Park-Rosedale Community Garden
Langdon Youth & Community Garden
Lederer Community Garden
Ledroit Community Garden
Love Joy Community Garden
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Marion Street Intergenerational Garden
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
The county currently has seven gardens. These gardens are run on a daily basis by the individual associations with their own set of bylaws — although County rules and regulations must be observed.
Arlington County Community Gardeners Program
Armed Forces Retirement Home (AFRH) Garden
Friends of the Soldiers Home is a 501 (c)(3) organization serving to strengthen the bond between the Armed Forces Retirement Home in Washington and the surrounding community. Friends volunteers have an opportunity to garden plots of their own in exchange for assisting resident gardeners with their plots.
Armed Forces Retirement Home (AFRH) Garden
Beet Street Gardens
Beet Street Gardens purpose is to cultivate community gardens at social service organizations working with marginalized adults, teens and their families with a two fold purpose: to address economic and social divisions associated with limited access to nutritious food, safe outdoor space, and recreational and skill building opportunities; and to reduce the barriers of marginalized people to participate in community gardening, the local and organic food movements, and the green economy
Benning Community Garden
Blair Road Community Garden
Bruce Monroe Community Garden
Columbia Heights Green
We are a community-based urban farm. We grow and harvest together. All are welcome! Join us every Saturday from 10am-2pm. We have two large beds and a hoop-house where we grow veggies communally. Everyone shares in the work and the harvest. This year, we have been so productive that we do a weekly food donation to Martha’s Kitchen.
Dix St Garden (SoilFul Gardens)
Douglass Community Garden
DPR Community Gardens by Ward
The Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) works with the community to establish gardens across the District. DPR currently has over 20 community gardens under its jurisdiction. Community Gardens are listed here by Ward, and then alphabetically.
DPR Urban Garden Division
DC Parks and Rec (DPR) Urban Garden Division works with communities across the District to establish urban Ag projects (currently 31 community gardens and 5 non profit production farms) and urban ag support systems such as a urban garden education program offering over a 100 free classes, a citywide critter proof community compost cooperative iniitiative, a garden toolshare, a greenhouse coop, tree planting intiatives and an urban bee program.
DPR Urban Garden Division - Specific Information on Community Gardens
Edgewood Community Gardens
Emery CommunityGarden
Euclid Street Community Garden
Ferebee Hope Community Garden
Fort Dupont Community Gardens
Fort Greble Community Garden
Fort Reno Community Garden
Fort Stanton Community Garden
Fort Stevens Community Garden
Fort Stevens Community Garden
Friendship Community Garden
Glover Archbold Community Garden
Green Seed Community Garden
GroW Community Garden
The GroW Garden offers George Washington Univeristy students and community members a place to learn about native, organic food systems by providing service opportunities in sustainable gardening, food distribution, and community outreach.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network - Specific Information on Community Gardens
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Gardens offer great opportunities not only to grow fresh fruits and vegetables, but also to meet your neighbors. This year, Age-Friendly DC, the DC Department of Parks and Recreation, the Office of the State Superintendent for Education, and the newly formed DC Food Policy Council are partnering in an effort to connect residents of all ages and abilities who want to garden with spaces and opportunities that need garden assistance from community gardeners that need assistance, home owners that have space to garden and school gardens that are dormant in the summer when schools out.
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Hamilton Community Garden
Harry Thomas Community Gardens
Hill East Community Garden
Hillcrest Community Garden
Hilton Community Garden
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
The Howard University Community Garden offers plots for HU students and incubator space for student food entrepreneurs. Additionally, it operates a community composting program.
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
Independence Ave Community Garden
Kalorama Community Garden
King’s Court Community Garden
Kingman Park-Rosedale Community Garden
Langdon Youth & Community Garden
Lederer Community Garden
Ledroit Community Garden
Love Joy Community Garden
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Marion Street Intergenerational Garden
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Friends of the Soldiers Home is a 501 (c)(3) organization serving to strengthen the bond between the Armed Forces Retirement Home in Washington and the surrounding community. Friends volunteers have an opportunity to garden plots of their own in exchange for assisting resident gardeners with their plots.
Armed Forces Retirement Home (AFRH) Garden
Beet Street Gardens purpose is to cultivate community gardens at social service organizations working with marginalized adults, teens and their families with a two fold purpose: to address economic and social divisions associated with limited access to nutritious food, safe outdoor space, and recreational and skill building opportunities; and to reduce the barriers of marginalized people to participate in community gardening, the local and organic food movements, and the green economy
Benning Community Garden
Blair Road Community Garden
Bruce Monroe Community Garden
Columbia Heights Green
We are a community-based urban farm. We grow and harvest together. All are welcome! Join us every Saturday from 10am-2pm. We have two large beds and a hoop-house where we grow veggies communally. Everyone shares in the work and the harvest. This year, we have been so productive that we do a weekly food donation to Martha’s Kitchen.
Dix St Garden (SoilFul Gardens)
Douglass Community Garden
DPR Community Gardens by Ward
The Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) works with the community to establish gardens across the District. DPR currently has over 20 community gardens under its jurisdiction. Community Gardens are listed here by Ward, and then alphabetically.
DPR Urban Garden Division
DC Parks and Rec (DPR) Urban Garden Division works with communities across the District to establish urban Ag projects (currently 31 community gardens and 5 non profit production farms) and urban ag support systems such as a urban garden education program offering over a 100 free classes, a citywide critter proof community compost cooperative iniitiative, a garden toolshare, a greenhouse coop, tree planting intiatives and an urban bee program.
DPR Urban Garden Division - Specific Information on Community Gardens
Edgewood Community Gardens
Emery CommunityGarden
Euclid Street Community Garden
Ferebee Hope Community Garden
Fort Dupont Community Gardens
Fort Greble Community Garden
Fort Reno Community Garden
Fort Stanton Community Garden
Fort Stevens Community Garden
Fort Stevens Community Garden
Friendship Community Garden
Glover Archbold Community Garden
Green Seed Community Garden
GroW Community Garden
The GroW Garden offers George Washington Univeristy students and community members a place to learn about native, organic food systems by providing service opportunities in sustainable gardening, food distribution, and community outreach.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network - Specific Information on Community Gardens
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Gardens offer great opportunities not only to grow fresh fruits and vegetables, but also to meet your neighbors. This year, Age-Friendly DC, the DC Department of Parks and Recreation, the Office of the State Superintendent for Education, and the newly formed DC Food Policy Council are partnering in an effort to connect residents of all ages and abilities who want to garden with spaces and opportunities that need garden assistance from community gardeners that need assistance, home owners that have space to garden and school gardens that are dormant in the summer when schools out.
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Hamilton Community Garden
Harry Thomas Community Gardens
Hill East Community Garden
Hillcrest Community Garden
Hilton Community Garden
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
The Howard University Community Garden offers plots for HU students and incubator space for student food entrepreneurs. Additionally, it operates a community composting program.
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
Independence Ave Community Garden
Kalorama Community Garden
King’s Court Community Garden
Kingman Park-Rosedale Community Garden
Langdon Youth & Community Garden
Lederer Community Garden
Ledroit Community Garden
Love Joy Community Garden
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Marion Street Intergenerational Garden
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Bruce Monroe Community Garden
Columbia Heights Green
We are a community-based urban farm. We grow and harvest together. All are welcome! Join us every Saturday from 10am-2pm. We have two large beds and a hoop-house where we grow veggies communally. Everyone shares in the work and the harvest. This year, we have been so productive that we do a weekly food donation to Martha’s Kitchen.
Dix St Garden (SoilFul Gardens)
Douglass Community Garden
DPR Community Gardens by Ward
The Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) works with the community to establish gardens across the District. DPR currently has over 20 community gardens under its jurisdiction. Community Gardens are listed here by Ward, and then alphabetically.
DPR Urban Garden Division
DC Parks and Rec (DPR) Urban Garden Division works with communities across the District to establish urban Ag projects (currently 31 community gardens and 5 non profit production farms) and urban ag support systems such as a urban garden education program offering over a 100 free classes, a citywide critter proof community compost cooperative iniitiative, a garden toolshare, a greenhouse coop, tree planting intiatives and an urban bee program.
DPR Urban Garden Division - Specific Information on Community Gardens
Edgewood Community Gardens
Emery CommunityGarden
Euclid Street Community Garden
Ferebee Hope Community Garden
Fort Dupont Community Gardens
Fort Greble Community Garden
Fort Reno Community Garden
Fort Stanton Community Garden
Fort Stevens Community Garden
Fort Stevens Community Garden
Friendship Community Garden
Glover Archbold Community Garden
Green Seed Community Garden
GroW Community Garden
The GroW Garden offers George Washington Univeristy students and community members a place to learn about native, organic food systems by providing service opportunities in sustainable gardening, food distribution, and community outreach.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network - Specific Information on Community Gardens
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Gardens offer great opportunities not only to grow fresh fruits and vegetables, but also to meet your neighbors. This year, Age-Friendly DC, the DC Department of Parks and Recreation, the Office of the State Superintendent for Education, and the newly formed DC Food Policy Council are partnering in an effort to connect residents of all ages and abilities who want to garden with spaces and opportunities that need garden assistance from community gardeners that need assistance, home owners that have space to garden and school gardens that are dormant in the summer when schools out.
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Hamilton Community Garden
Harry Thomas Community Gardens
Hill East Community Garden
Hillcrest Community Garden
Hilton Community Garden
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
The Howard University Community Garden offers plots for HU students and incubator space for student food entrepreneurs. Additionally, it operates a community composting program.
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
Independence Ave Community Garden
Kalorama Community Garden
King’s Court Community Garden
Kingman Park-Rosedale Community Garden
Langdon Youth & Community Garden
Lederer Community Garden
Ledroit Community Garden
Love Joy Community Garden
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Marion Street Intergenerational Garden
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
We are a community-based urban farm. We grow and harvest together. All are welcome! Join us every Saturday from 10am-2pm. We have two large beds and a hoop-house where we grow veggies communally. Everyone shares in the work and the harvest. This year, we have been so productive that we do a weekly food donation to Martha’s Kitchen.
Dix St Garden (SoilFul Gardens)
Douglass Community Garden
DPR Community Gardens by Ward
The Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) works with the community to establish gardens across the District. DPR currently has over 20 community gardens under its jurisdiction. Community Gardens are listed here by Ward, and then alphabetically.
DPR Urban Garden Division
DC Parks and Rec (DPR) Urban Garden Division works with communities across the District to establish urban Ag projects (currently 31 community gardens and 5 non profit production farms) and urban ag support systems such as a urban garden education program offering over a 100 free classes, a citywide critter proof community compost cooperative iniitiative, a garden toolshare, a greenhouse coop, tree planting intiatives and an urban bee program.
DPR Urban Garden Division - Specific Information on Community Gardens
Edgewood Community Gardens
Emery CommunityGarden
Euclid Street Community Garden
Ferebee Hope Community Garden
Fort Dupont Community Gardens
Fort Greble Community Garden
Fort Reno Community Garden
Fort Stanton Community Garden
Fort Stevens Community Garden
Fort Stevens Community Garden
Friendship Community Garden
Glover Archbold Community Garden
Green Seed Community Garden
GroW Community Garden
The GroW Garden offers George Washington Univeristy students and community members a place to learn about native, organic food systems by providing service opportunities in sustainable gardening, food distribution, and community outreach.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network - Specific Information on Community Gardens
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Gardens offer great opportunities not only to grow fresh fruits and vegetables, but also to meet your neighbors. This year, Age-Friendly DC, the DC Department of Parks and Recreation, the Office of the State Superintendent for Education, and the newly formed DC Food Policy Council are partnering in an effort to connect residents of all ages and abilities who want to garden with spaces and opportunities that need garden assistance from community gardeners that need assistance, home owners that have space to garden and school gardens that are dormant in the summer when schools out.
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Hamilton Community Garden
Harry Thomas Community Gardens
Hill East Community Garden
Hillcrest Community Garden
Hilton Community Garden
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
The Howard University Community Garden offers plots for HU students and incubator space for student food entrepreneurs. Additionally, it operates a community composting program.
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
Independence Ave Community Garden
Kalorama Community Garden
King’s Court Community Garden
Kingman Park-Rosedale Community Garden
Langdon Youth & Community Garden
Lederer Community Garden
Ledroit Community Garden
Love Joy Community Garden
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Marion Street Intergenerational Garden
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
DPR Community Gardens by Ward
The Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) works with the community to establish gardens across the District. DPR currently has over 20 community gardens under its jurisdiction. Community Gardens are listed here by Ward, and then alphabetically.
DPR Urban Garden Division
DC Parks and Rec (DPR) Urban Garden Division works with communities across the District to establish urban Ag projects (currently 31 community gardens and 5 non profit production farms) and urban ag support systems such as a urban garden education program offering over a 100 free classes, a citywide critter proof community compost cooperative iniitiative, a garden toolshare, a greenhouse coop, tree planting intiatives and an urban bee program.
DPR Urban Garden Division - Specific Information on Community Gardens
Edgewood Community Gardens
Emery CommunityGarden
Euclid Street Community Garden
Ferebee Hope Community Garden
Fort Dupont Community Gardens
Fort Greble Community Garden
Fort Reno Community Garden
Fort Stanton Community Garden
Fort Stevens Community Garden
Fort Stevens Community Garden
Friendship Community Garden
Glover Archbold Community Garden
Green Seed Community Garden
GroW Community Garden
The GroW Garden offers George Washington Univeristy students and community members a place to learn about native, organic food systems by providing service opportunities in sustainable gardening, food distribution, and community outreach.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network - Specific Information on Community Gardens
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Gardens offer great opportunities not only to grow fresh fruits and vegetables, but also to meet your neighbors. This year, Age-Friendly DC, the DC Department of Parks and Recreation, the Office of the State Superintendent for Education, and the newly formed DC Food Policy Council are partnering in an effort to connect residents of all ages and abilities who want to garden with spaces and opportunities that need garden assistance from community gardeners that need assistance, home owners that have space to garden and school gardens that are dormant in the summer when schools out.
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Hamilton Community Garden
Harry Thomas Community Gardens
Hill East Community Garden
Hillcrest Community Garden
Hilton Community Garden
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
The Howard University Community Garden offers plots for HU students and incubator space for student food entrepreneurs. Additionally, it operates a community composting program.
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
Independence Ave Community Garden
Kalorama Community Garden
King’s Court Community Garden
Kingman Park-Rosedale Community Garden
Langdon Youth & Community Garden
Lederer Community Garden
Ledroit Community Garden
Love Joy Community Garden
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Marion Street Intergenerational Garden
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
The Department of Parks and Recreation (DPR) works with the community to establish gardens across the District. DPR currently has over 20 community gardens under its jurisdiction. Community Gardens are listed here by Ward, and then alphabetically.
DC Parks and Rec (DPR) Urban Garden Division works with communities across the District to establish urban Ag projects (currently 31 community gardens and 5 non profit production farms) and urban ag support systems such as a urban garden education program offering over a 100 free classes, a citywide critter proof community compost cooperative iniitiative, a garden toolshare, a greenhouse coop, tree planting intiatives and an urban bee program.
DPR Urban Garden Division - Specific Information on Community Gardens
Edgewood Community Gardens
Emery CommunityGarden
Euclid Street Community Garden
Ferebee Hope Community Garden
Fort Dupont Community Gardens
Fort Greble Community Garden
Fort Reno Community Garden
Fort Stanton Community Garden
Fort Stevens Community Garden
Fort Stevens Community Garden
Friendship Community Garden
Glover Archbold Community Garden
Green Seed Community Garden
GroW Community Garden
The GroW Garden offers George Washington Univeristy students and community members a place to learn about native, organic food systems by providing service opportunities in sustainable gardening, food distribution, and community outreach.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network - Specific Information on Community Gardens
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Gardens offer great opportunities not only to grow fresh fruits and vegetables, but also to meet your neighbors. This year, Age-Friendly DC, the DC Department of Parks and Recreation, the Office of the State Superintendent for Education, and the newly formed DC Food Policy Council are partnering in an effort to connect residents of all ages and abilities who want to garden with spaces and opportunities that need garden assistance from community gardeners that need assistance, home owners that have space to garden and school gardens that are dormant in the summer when schools out.
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Hamilton Community Garden
Harry Thomas Community Gardens
Hill East Community Garden
Hillcrest Community Garden
Hilton Community Garden
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
The Howard University Community Garden offers plots for HU students and incubator space for student food entrepreneurs. Additionally, it operates a community composting program.
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
Independence Ave Community Garden
Kalorama Community Garden
King’s Court Community Garden
Kingman Park-Rosedale Community Garden
Langdon Youth & Community Garden
Lederer Community Garden
Ledroit Community Garden
Love Joy Community Garden
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Marion Street Intergenerational Garden
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Euclid Street Community Garden
Ferebee Hope Community Garden
Fort Dupont Community Gardens
Fort Greble Community Garden
Fort Reno Community Garden
Fort Stanton Community Garden
Fort Stevens Community Garden
Fort Stevens Community Garden
Friendship Community Garden
Glover Archbold Community Garden
Green Seed Community Garden
GroW Community Garden
The GroW Garden offers George Washington Univeristy students and community members a place to learn about native, organic food systems by providing service opportunities in sustainable gardening, food distribution, and community outreach.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network - Specific Information on Community Gardens
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Gardens offer great opportunities not only to grow fresh fruits and vegetables, but also to meet your neighbors. This year, Age-Friendly DC, the DC Department of Parks and Recreation, the Office of the State Superintendent for Education, and the newly formed DC Food Policy Council are partnering in an effort to connect residents of all ages and abilities who want to garden with spaces and opportunities that need garden assistance from community gardeners that need assistance, home owners that have space to garden and school gardens that are dormant in the summer when schools out.
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Hamilton Community Garden
Harry Thomas Community Gardens
Hill East Community Garden
Hillcrest Community Garden
Hilton Community Garden
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
The Howard University Community Garden offers plots for HU students and incubator space for student food entrepreneurs. Additionally, it operates a community composting program.
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
Independence Ave Community Garden
Kalorama Community Garden
King’s Court Community Garden
Kingman Park-Rosedale Community Garden
Langdon Youth & Community Garden
Lederer Community Garden
Ledroit Community Garden
Love Joy Community Garden
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Marion Street Intergenerational Garden
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Fort Dupont Community Gardens
Fort Greble Community Garden
Fort Reno Community Garden
Fort Stanton Community Garden
Fort Stevens Community Garden
Fort Stevens Community Garden
Friendship Community Garden
Glover Archbold Community Garden
Green Seed Community Garden
GroW Community Garden
The GroW Garden offers George Washington Univeristy students and community members a place to learn about native, organic food systems by providing service opportunities in sustainable gardening, food distribution, and community outreach.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network - Specific Information on Community Gardens
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Gardens offer great opportunities not only to grow fresh fruits and vegetables, but also to meet your neighbors. This year, Age-Friendly DC, the DC Department of Parks and Recreation, the Office of the State Superintendent for Education, and the newly formed DC Food Policy Council are partnering in an effort to connect residents of all ages and abilities who want to garden with spaces and opportunities that need garden assistance from community gardeners that need assistance, home owners that have space to garden and school gardens that are dormant in the summer when schools out.
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Hamilton Community Garden
Harry Thomas Community Gardens
Hill East Community Garden
Hillcrest Community Garden
Hilton Community Garden
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
The Howard University Community Garden offers plots for HU students and incubator space for student food entrepreneurs. Additionally, it operates a community composting program.
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
Independence Ave Community Garden
Kalorama Community Garden
King’s Court Community Garden
Kingman Park-Rosedale Community Garden
Langdon Youth & Community Garden
Lederer Community Garden
Ledroit Community Garden
Love Joy Community Garden
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Marion Street Intergenerational Garden
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Fort Reno Community Garden
Fort Stanton Community Garden
Fort Stevens Community Garden
Fort Stevens Community Garden
Friendship Community Garden
Glover Archbold Community Garden
Green Seed Community Garden
GroW Community Garden
The GroW Garden offers George Washington Univeristy students and community members a place to learn about native, organic food systems by providing service opportunities in sustainable gardening, food distribution, and community outreach.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network - Specific Information on Community Gardens
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Gardens offer great opportunities not only to grow fresh fruits and vegetables, but also to meet your neighbors. This year, Age-Friendly DC, the DC Department of Parks and Recreation, the Office of the State Superintendent for Education, and the newly formed DC Food Policy Council are partnering in an effort to connect residents of all ages and abilities who want to garden with spaces and opportunities that need garden assistance from community gardeners that need assistance, home owners that have space to garden and school gardens that are dormant in the summer when schools out.
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Hamilton Community Garden
Harry Thomas Community Gardens
Hill East Community Garden
Hillcrest Community Garden
Hilton Community Garden
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
The Howard University Community Garden offers plots for HU students and incubator space for student food entrepreneurs. Additionally, it operates a community composting program.
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
Independence Ave Community Garden
Kalorama Community Garden
King’s Court Community Garden
Kingman Park-Rosedale Community Garden
Langdon Youth & Community Garden
Lederer Community Garden
Ledroit Community Garden
Love Joy Community Garden
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Marion Street Intergenerational Garden
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Fort Stevens Community Garden
Fort Stevens Community Garden
Friendship Community Garden
Glover Archbold Community Garden
Green Seed Community Garden
GroW Community Garden
The GroW Garden offers George Washington Univeristy students and community members a place to learn about native, organic food systems by providing service opportunities in sustainable gardening, food distribution, and community outreach.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network - Specific Information on Community Gardens
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Gardens offer great opportunities not only to grow fresh fruits and vegetables, but also to meet your neighbors. This year, Age-Friendly DC, the DC Department of Parks and Recreation, the Office of the State Superintendent for Education, and the newly formed DC Food Policy Council are partnering in an effort to connect residents of all ages and abilities who want to garden with spaces and opportunities that need garden assistance from community gardeners that need assistance, home owners that have space to garden and school gardens that are dormant in the summer when schools out.
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Hamilton Community Garden
Harry Thomas Community Gardens
Hill East Community Garden
Hillcrest Community Garden
Hilton Community Garden
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
The Howard University Community Garden offers plots for HU students and incubator space for student food entrepreneurs. Additionally, it operates a community composting program.
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
Independence Ave Community Garden
Kalorama Community Garden
King’s Court Community Garden
Kingman Park-Rosedale Community Garden
Langdon Youth & Community Garden
Lederer Community Garden
Ledroit Community Garden
Love Joy Community Garden
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Marion Street Intergenerational Garden
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Friendship Community Garden
Glover Archbold Community Garden
Green Seed Community Garden
GroW Community Garden
The GroW Garden offers George Washington Univeristy students and community members a place to learn about native, organic food systems by providing service opportunities in sustainable gardening, food distribution, and community outreach.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network - Specific Information on Community Gardens
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Gardens offer great opportunities not only to grow fresh fruits and vegetables, but also to meet your neighbors. This year, Age-Friendly DC, the DC Department of Parks and Recreation, the Office of the State Superintendent for Education, and the newly formed DC Food Policy Council are partnering in an effort to connect residents of all ages and abilities who want to garden with spaces and opportunities that need garden assistance from community gardeners that need assistance, home owners that have space to garden and school gardens that are dormant in the summer when schools out.
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Hamilton Community Garden
Harry Thomas Community Gardens
Hill East Community Garden
Hillcrest Community Garden
Hilton Community Garden
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
The Howard University Community Garden offers plots for HU students and incubator space for student food entrepreneurs. Additionally, it operates a community composting program.
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
Independence Ave Community Garden
Kalorama Community Garden
King’s Court Community Garden
Kingman Park-Rosedale Community Garden
Langdon Youth & Community Garden
Lederer Community Garden
Ledroit Community Garden
Love Joy Community Garden
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Marion Street Intergenerational Garden
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Green Seed Community Garden
GroW Community Garden
The GroW Garden offers George Washington Univeristy students and community members a place to learn about native, organic food systems by providing service opportunities in sustainable gardening, food distribution, and community outreach.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network - Specific Information on Community Gardens
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Gardens offer great opportunities not only to grow fresh fruits and vegetables, but also to meet your neighbors. This year, Age-Friendly DC, the DC Department of Parks and Recreation, the Office of the State Superintendent for Education, and the newly formed DC Food Policy Council are partnering in an effort to connect residents of all ages and abilities who want to garden with spaces and opportunities that need garden assistance from community gardeners that need assistance, home owners that have space to garden and school gardens that are dormant in the summer when schools out.
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Hamilton Community Garden
Harry Thomas Community Gardens
Hill East Community Garden
Hillcrest Community Garden
Hilton Community Garden
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
The Howard University Community Garden offers plots for HU students and incubator space for student food entrepreneurs. Additionally, it operates a community composting program.
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
Independence Ave Community Garden
Kalorama Community Garden
King’s Court Community Garden
Kingman Park-Rosedale Community Garden
Langdon Youth & Community Garden
Lederer Community Garden
Ledroit Community Garden
Love Joy Community Garden
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Marion Street Intergenerational Garden
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
The GroW Garden offers George Washington Univeristy students and community members a place to learn about native, organic food systems by providing service opportunities in sustainable gardening, food distribution, and community outreach.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network - Specific Information on Community Gardens
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Gardens offer great opportunities not only to grow fresh fruits and vegetables, but also to meet your neighbors. This year, Age-Friendly DC, the DC Department of Parks and Recreation, the Office of the State Superintendent for Education, and the newly formed DC Food Policy Council are partnering in an effort to connect residents of all ages and abilities who want to garden with spaces and opportunities that need garden assistance from community gardeners that need assistance, home owners that have space to garden and school gardens that are dormant in the summer when schools out.
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Hamilton Community Garden
Harry Thomas Community Gardens
Hill East Community Garden
Hillcrest Community Garden
Hilton Community Garden
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
The Howard University Community Garden offers plots for HU students and incubator space for student food entrepreneurs. Additionally, it operates a community composting program.
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
Independence Ave Community Garden
Kalorama Community Garden
King’s Court Community Garden
Kingman Park-Rosedale Community Garden
Langdon Youth & Community Garden
Lederer Community Garden
Ledroit Community Garden
Love Joy Community Garden
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Marion Street Intergenerational Garden
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network - Specific Information on Community Gardens
Gardens offer great opportunities not only to grow fresh fruits and vegetables, but also to meet your neighbors. This year, Age-Friendly DC, the DC Department of Parks and Recreation, the Office of the State Superintendent for Education, and the newly formed DC Food Policy Council are partnering in an effort to connect residents of all ages and abilities who want to garden with spaces and opportunities that need garden assistance from community gardeners that need assistance, home owners that have space to garden and school gardens that are dormant in the summer when schools out.
Growing Food, Growing Community Intergenerational Gardening Program
Hamilton Community Garden
Harry Thomas Community Gardens
Hill East Community Garden
Hillcrest Community Garden
Hilton Community Garden
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
The Howard University Community Garden offers plots for HU students and incubator space for student food entrepreneurs. Additionally, it operates a community composting program.
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
Independence Ave Community Garden
Kalorama Community Garden
King’s Court Community Garden
Kingman Park-Rosedale Community Garden
Langdon Youth & Community Garden
Lederer Community Garden
Ledroit Community Garden
Love Joy Community Garden
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Marion Street Intergenerational Garden
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Hill East Community Garden
Hillcrest Community Garden
Hilton Community Garden
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
The Howard University Community Garden offers plots for HU students and incubator space for student food entrepreneurs. Additionally, it operates a community composting program.
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
Independence Ave Community Garden
Kalorama Community Garden
King’s Court Community Garden
Kingman Park-Rosedale Community Garden
Langdon Youth & Community Garden
Lederer Community Garden
Ledroit Community Garden
Love Joy Community Garden
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Marion Street Intergenerational Garden
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Hilton Community Garden
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
The Howard University Community Garden offers plots for HU students and incubator space for student food entrepreneurs. Additionally, it operates a community composting program.
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
Independence Ave Community Garden
Kalorama Community Garden
King’s Court Community Garden
Kingman Park-Rosedale Community Garden
Langdon Youth & Community Garden
Lederer Community Garden
Ledroit Community Garden
Love Joy Community Garden
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Marion Street Intergenerational Garden
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
The Howard University Community Garden offers plots for HU students and incubator space for student food entrepreneurs. Additionally, it operates a community composting program.
Howard University Community Garden (Halo Green)
Independence Ave Community Garden
Kalorama Community Garden
King’s Court Community Garden
Kingman Park-Rosedale Community Garden
Langdon Youth & Community Garden
Lederer Community Garden
Ledroit Community Garden
Love Joy Community Garden
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Marion Street Intergenerational Garden
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
King’s Court Community Garden
Kingman Park-Rosedale Community Garden
Langdon Youth & Community Garden
Lederer Community Garden
Ledroit Community Garden
Love Joy Community Garden
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Marion Street Intergenerational Garden
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Langdon Youth & Community Garden
Lederer Community Garden
Ledroit Community Garden
Love Joy Community Garden
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Marion Street Intergenerational Garden
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Ledroit Community Garden
Love Joy Community Garden
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Marion Street Intergenerational Garden
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Marion Street Intergenerational Garden
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
MDL Garden is one of nine community gardens within Rock Creek Park. The garden is comprised of 1.5 acres divided into over 90-600 square foot plots that are assigned to members of the association for the purpose of growing vegetables for personal use (but not for sale).
Mamie D. Lee Garden Association
Melvin Hazen Community Garden
Montana Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Mother Peace Garden
Newark Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Noyes Community Garden
Palisades Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Peabody Garden Community Garden
Pomegrante Alley Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Rock Creek Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Shipley Community Gardens is a vision of two residents of the Walker House Apartments for seniors and the disabled. Conceived with a desire to grow healthy wholesome fruits and vegetables and build bridges within the community.
Southwest Community Garden
Taft Field Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Takoma Community Garden
Theodore Hagans Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Turkey Thicket Community Garden
Twin Oaks Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
UDC East Capital Farm
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Temporary UDC urban farm on DOH land to create a reserach farm and community garden.
Resource for finding, joining, or creating a community garden in Maryland. Hosted by the University of Maryland’s Extension office.
UMD Extension Community Gardens of MD
Upshur Community Garden
Victory Gardens DC
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Victory Gardens is a Urban Farm in Southeast DC. We devote our energy to helping residents of our inner cities by growing organic food, building relationships and providing education. We will provide community education about nutrition & sustainable urban farming.
Virginia Ave Community Garden
Wangari Gardens
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Nonprofit DC garden park designed, created, and sustained by the community. Provides public (free) and private (fee) garden plots, education/workshops, tool share, CSA, garden consultations, and more.
West End Community Garden
Whitehaven Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
Wylie Street Community Garden
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