The garden hosts 11 plots, all raised beds. All beds are approx 4'x18'. There is a mature pear tree and mature cherry tree on the north-most end of the garden, along with nectarine and peach trees that are coming in. The beds are watered with a timed drip irrigation system,…

Built in the 1980's, the 4th East Garden may be the oldest existing community garden in Salt Lake City. The garden features 25 allotment plots, a rooftop rainwater harvesting system, beehives, chickens, and a plethora of flowers, herbs and vegetables, including tomatoes, corn, pumpkins, pears, apples, peaches, strawberries, and raspberries.

This linear garden is part of a master-planned trail and park system on 900 South. A series of public spaces (a bike park, a community garden, and parks) are connected with a lovely paved pathway that runs from 600 West all the way to the Jordan River Parkway.The community garden…

Backman Elementary Science and Community Garden provides an avenue for students to connect with themselves, their education, families, and faculty, while adding meaning to their education. Students are enthusiastically involved with the garden afterschool and in the summer.Backman Elementary is a Title 1 school with a diverse population. The garden…

The Bonneville Community Garden is based at Bonneville Elementary School. We have a core group of parent volunteers who work with classroom teachers to get as many children as possible involved in all aspects of gardening. The students are involved from seed to harvest, learning many lessons along the way.…

Cannon Greens is a neighborhood community garden where "provident living ideas grow." The garden's whimsical layout encourages the imagination while feeding the heart and soul of our community. We offer a place for people to grow their own food, share their gardening knowledge and gather together for fun events. The…

Canyon Rim Community Garden is a small neighborhood garden founded in 2010 and run by volunteers. We have twenty plots of varied sizes, nearly half of which are reserved for refugee families in the New Roots Program. Other plots may be rented seasonally, as available. Canyon Rim Community Gardens brings…

Creekside Community Garden is located at Ben Franklin Park at the site of a former fishing clubhouse. It serves 38 families within the fence, and the community at large outside the fence with the "You Pick It" area. There are 2 ADA plots, in the form of large galvanized watering…

Dancing Moose Community Garden was established in the spring of 2011. We currently have 40 (4x12 ft) garden beds. We are located in Lake Park Corporate Center next to Dancing Moose Montessori School. We have a unique location in a business park and have taken the opportunity to partner up…

Parents, teachers, and administration worked together in 2013 to build a beautiful 60’ X 60’ garden. Emerson Community Garden is excited to be harvesting its third year. To add to its excitement, Emerson met its classroom participation goals this year with 10 classrooms growing seedlings indoors and another 12 classes…

Fairpark Community Garden is a haven in the middle of a highly diverse part of Salt Lake City. Our garden is shared with the Wasatch Community Gardens' Youth Garden Program. The produce grown on that part of the garden goes into the homes of the young gardeners and also a…

The Garden of Wheadon is located on the historic 55 acre farm of Gene and Deane Wheadon, who preserved the land as open space in perpetuity. Turning down offers of millions of dollars to sell their land for development, Gene put it bluntly, "I don't want to sell the farm.…

The garden occupies more than 1/2 acre on the east side of Salt Lake City, at 600 E 800 S. It includes an artesian well that waters our garden plots, as well as a beautiful straw bale greenhouse and a hoop house. It is also the site of our annual…

Since 2006 Green Street Urban Homestead has been dedicated to providing ourselves and our community with opportunities to cooperatively grow, harvest and preserve our own food, in friendship with the Wasatch Community Gardens network. The homestead has a system of gardens, including a ‘rip your strip’ (parking strip garden), front…

Back-Farms revitalizes neglected spaces in the yards of senior citizens by building and maintaining thriving urban farms with the help of volunteers. Volunteers can sign up for a season long garden apprenticeship where they learn first hand how to grow their own organic food, while helping take care of garden…

We are located in the southeast corner of Harmony Park just North of a baseball field. We have four raised beds for those who are disabled, 23 20' plots and six shorter plots, for a total of 33 plots. Our common areas include room for fruit trees, a small children's…

A few years ago, a group of like-minded neighbors pulled together to form the Historic Sandy Community Garden. Their purpose was two-fold: to give people a great place to garden, and to help cultivate a stronger sense of community. By either measure, the garden has been a significant success. After…

Holladay Community Garden is on about one acre of private property near the center of Holladay. There are about 80 individual 4 ft by 30 ft plots, 9 community plots, and about one-fifth of the area is covered by various berry crops. The Holladay Community Gardens serves individual gardeners from…

The Jackson Cougar Garden is focused on social justice, food production, and environmental education. Art and community engagement are also integral aspects important to our garden's identity. We are currently working with six elementary classrooms and over ten families at Jackson Elementary. The Cougar Garden has volunteer-based summer school youth…

The Magna Community Garden is comprised of young people and the young at heart. We are located a block north of historic Magna Main Street, within Copper Park, which has many play areas for children. One of the play areas is close to the garden. We have a beautiful shed…

The Mountain View Community Garden's vision is to create a gathering space where the community can join together to grow and harvest a garden, all while sharing quality time with neighbors and friends. The garden is seeking support and involvement. If you are not a gardener, but are interested in…

Mountain View Elementary had a wonderfully vibrant community garden in 2013. But, when the new Community learning center was built, the garden got removed! In 2014, they decided to revive the garden. Because it was late in the year when they decided to break ground, the Mountain View team decided…

Thanks to the efforts of hundreds of volunteers, dedicated neighbors, and amazing organizational partners, Neighborhood House has been able to transform the overgrown parcel of land to the west of its center into a flourishing community garden. The garden provides Neighborhood House families and residents of the local community with…

The Off-Broadway Community Garden’s history is worth remembering. The location of the garden was once the 337 Project, a watershed event where 150 local artists, ranging from taggers to established gallery artists, swarmed over the building creating an art gallery like none other. The building was breathing with life, creativity,…

The People's Portable Garden was established by Wasatch Community Gardens in cooperation with the Redevelopment Agency of Salt Lake City and the residents of the West Temple Gateway neighborhood. It serves neighbors and refugees who grow food in leased plots. Mission Statement The People's Portable Garden is a mobile garden…

In 2013, Salt Lake City announced it had set aside space in several city parks for community garden use. One of those sites is Popperton Park in the Avenues area of Salt Lake City, just north of Shriners Hospital for Children. Through the efforts of the Avenues Community Council and…

“Real Food Rising is an urban farm and youth development program that emphasizes community engagement and food access. Real Food Rising was founded in 2011 as a program of Utahns Against Hunger and recently transitioned to be a program of Utah Community Action. Utah Community Action is a non-profit organization…

The Rose Park Community Garden has community members of diverse ethnic backgrounds, ages, incomes, and experience that work together and share in at least 4,000 pounds of organic produce each season. We have seasonal celebrations and donate to the Food Bank. Mission Statement The Rose Park Community Garden is deeply committeed…

Steiner Community Garden at Rowland Hall is on a half-acre plot near the back of Rowland Hall – St. Marks’ Steiner Campus property. Members of our school community and neighbors can lease from the approximately 50 plots to grow vegetables and other plants. The project was part of an effort…

The McGillis School garden is a petite garden with 6, 4’x6’ raised beds made of cinderblocks which we chose for their durability. We also have two fruit trees, a pollinator garden, jewish cultural plants, drip irrigation, a shed with tools, and a fully fenced enclosure. Our garden sign features an original painting by…

The Unity Gardens have been in operation since Spring of 2011. The Unity Gardens gardening program is comprised of 22 plots that are 4x20 feet with one ADA accessible plot. These plots are gardened by individuals from the community and Sorenson Unity Center Programming Partners (Horizonte’s ESL Program, Fortitude Treatment…

The Edible Campus Gardens are managed by the Sustainability office as a place for students to engage in alternative food systems. They also serve as demonstration gardens to showcase the beauty and diversity of edible landscaping in an urban setting. Additionally, the gardens are student and volunteer powered. The gardens…

Our garden is growing with our community! Most of us just want a little plot of ground and to learn how to grow our own food, but we'd like to make our neighborhoods safer and more connected as well. We have a great spot with a shade tree, spacious garden…