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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 More

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. More

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.   More

Plots available to the general public. Established in 1989 and located in Risdale Park (next to LaRoy Froh Townhomes), this diverse garden welcomes New US Americans from Africa, the Middle East and Asia who grow a wide range of culturally important crops. Townhome residents and members of the general public are welcome to grow their More

Residents of Rainbow Homes work together to grow food for their fellow residents and for use in their daily community dinners. More

Residents grow their own food and flowers in an attractive garden with assistance from management. Plots are available for residents in the community garden, and residents can also grow their own private garden in front of their residence. More

Established in 1996, Paradise Garden has plots available to the general public. Land is generously provided by Paradise Missionary Baptist Church. Average plot size is 23×20 ft. Water is centrally located; gardeners fill watering cans to water individual plots. More

Established in 1985, this is a very sunny, small, fenced garden with compost bins and water access. More

Plots available to the general public. Established in 2011, many families and individuals from diverse backgrounds have plots at this garden; most live within one block. Recent Bhutanese and Burmese immigrants join long-time Lansing residents to grow their own food on a large double lot provided by the Ingham County Land Bank, a delightful food More