The
​Community Garden

Grow food  |  Build community  |  Create beauty

What is a community garden?

A group of people coming together to nurture, develop, and sustain a growing space in their community - engaging, educating, building and strengthening community in a significant way.  There are over 90 community garden sites now operating throughout the Capital region promoting local, organically grown food; healthy and active lifestyles; and safer, more vibrant and connected communities. More at Sustainable Food Edmonton

Who can garden?

Priority is given to Alberta Avenue resident members. If there is space, then associate (non-resident) members will be eligible for a plot.

Where is the garden?

In the fenced area behind the community centre. It consists of 32 plots along the perimeter of the chain link fence (each section between the fence posts is a garden plot 10 by 12 feet) as well as 12 additional plots in the middle.

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What is the cost?

The garden season is 5 months from May to Sept.
You must have an AACL membership and
volunteer 4 hours/month OR pay $20/month.
You get $5 credit for every hour volunteered making the season cost between $0-80.

How do I sign up?

More details on the application process can be found on our sign up. NOTE: DO NOT apply if you live outside of the Alberta Avenue District.

ACCEPTING Applications FOR 2024 SEASON

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