Community gardens can take on a variety of different formats, including Community Gardens with plots allocated for community members, Giving Gardens with produce benefitting those in need, and Learning or Demonstration gardens. Numerous benefits accompany Community Gardens; the gardens provide access to fresh and nutritious food, teach persons how to grow and harvest food connect us to our environment, and overall make a region more food secure.
If you are part of any type of Community Garden in SDG, are interested in starting a garden next year, or have a plot of land that you’d be interested in donating toward a Community Garden project, please contact Dana Kittle, All Things Food Coordinator at (613) 875-3262 or dana@allthingsfoodbouffe360.ca.