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A practical, neighbor-centered workshop that walks your group step-by-step through planning, launching, and sustaining a thriving community garden.
Work together on site selection, basic soil and planting knowledge, permission and permitting checklists, volunteer roles, and a clear maintenance plan so the garden endures. Exercises and templates help you translate ideas into an actionable timeline and shared responsibilities.
Neighbors, block groups, local nonprofits, and community leaders who want a hands-on process for starting or revitalizing a garden that builds connections and produces food and beauty for the neighborhood.
This workshop focuses on preventing the usual causes of garden failure: unclear ownership, poor site choice, inadequate permissions, and lack of maintenance or volunteer clarity. You’ll leave with concrete steps to secure buy-in, confirm permissions, and set up sustainable routines.
Bring a site sketch, a list of interested neighbors, and any local resources you already have. We’ll help you map next actions, assign roles, and create a maintenance calendar that fits your community’s capacity.
See a few sample questions and decide whether this is the conversation you want to have.
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