Campus Grows is a campus garden for Central Michigan University featuring individual plots available to campus and community members as well as a volunteer-maintained donation section which raises produce for the CMU Student Food Pantry. The garden is managed by a student group that hosts educational and volunteer gardening events throughout the season. After 5
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Started in 2014, this garden offers up to 10 plots for lease. Volunteers welcome! Join the Facebook group page at https://www.facebook.com/groups/BathCSA/.
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The mission of the garden is to help meet the basic needs of library patrons and the community at large. In meeting those needs we strive to promote reading, lifelong learning and library use. Excess produce will also be donated to the Stone Soup Project. Our goals include increasing access to fresh produce, teaching self-sufficiency
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Established in 2010, plots are available to grow your own food. Wardcliff community garden plots approximately 6 x 20 ft in size, which is tilled each spring (hence no perennials), and plots are assigned. We have a great tool shed with hoses and tools. The garden is protected from deer with an 8 foot high
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Established in 2010, the Union Street Center Community Garden features 13 grow-your-own plots behind the Union St. Center. New gardeners are always welcome! The season begins in early April. The garden offers a tall (locked) fence to provide deer security, a shed for storage and water access. Plots are roughly 325 square feet. The annual
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Plots available to the general public. Towar Garden was established in 1983 to help East Lansing residents with low to moderate income gain access to fresh fruits and vegetables through gardening opportunities. Currently, only limited garden space will be available. A hand pump provides consistent water access. Gardeners come together in spring to help measure
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Established in 1995, plots are used by church members and their families to grow their own food.
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This is a great location for southside residents or anyone looking to grow their own food in a fun, supportive environment. This garden has potential space for some “larger plots.” So come grow with us and be a part of the “green jewel in the midst of the concrete jungle”! Follow them on Facebook and
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Established in 2010, this garden’s mission is to provide a sunny and safe space for Moores Park area residents to share the experience of gardening as a community. Land use is provided by St. Casimir Church; a former gravel lot has been transformed into a vibrant and beautiful garden, growing more each year.
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Established in 2010, raised beds provide space for you to grow your own food.
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Plots available to the general public. Established in 2009, Slater Park Garden provides an opportunity for individuals and families to grow their own healthy food and cultivate connections with their community. This garden sits on Lansing Township property.
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Residents of Rainbow Homes work together to grow food for their fellow residents and for use in their daily community dinners.
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