Growing together,
one harvest at a time
Every seed planted in our community garden begins as a shared vision — with neighbors we have known for years, with volunteers who steward our local soil, and with families who value the rhythm of the seasons.
We cultivate connection, we share our knowledge, and we nurture the land. The result is a vibrant neighborhood space — and bountiful harvests that bring our community closer to the earth we call home.
- Heritage Heirloom PlotsNorth District, CitySolanum lycopersicum (Heirloom Tomatoes)
- Greenhouse CollectiveCentral Hub, CityOcimum basilicum (Sweet Basil)
- Compost & CultureEast Side, CityBrassica oleracea (Organic Kale)
- Seed Savers UnionWest Valley, CityCucurbita pepo (Summer Squash)
- 100% Organic Practices
- Community Seed Swapping
- Zero-Waste Composting
- Seasonal Crop Rotation
- Shared Tool Library
- Educational Workshops
Heirloom tomatoes, nurtured by our local volunteers at the community plot — a project entering its fifth successful season.
Plot 05OUR GROWTH
Years of
cultivating community.
From a neglected lot to a thriving neighborhood sanctuary, our journey is rooted in shared effort, organic growth, and the joy of the harvest. These are the milestones that define our garden's story.
2018
CHAPTER 01 · THE SEED
A vacant lot turned green.
Eco Grow began with a single mission: to transform an abandoned neighborhood lot into a thriving community space. Neighbors gathered with shovels and compost, clearing debris to lay the foundation for our first raised beds.
2019
CHAPTER 02 · FIRST HARVEST
The season of abundance.
Our first full growing season brought a bounty of heirloom tomatoes, crisp kale, and vibrant radishes. The community table was set, and the first neighborhood harvest dinner became a cherished annual tradition.
2020
CHAPTER 03 · THE GREENHOUSE
Extending the growing cycle.
With the addition of our community greenhouse, we began starting seeds earlier in the spring and extending our harvest into the late autumn. It became a sanctuary for learning and winter propagation.
2021
CHAPTER 04 · COMPOSTING
Closing the nutrient loop.
We launched our neighborhood composting initiative, turning kitchen scraps into rich, organic soil. This closed-loop system became the heart of our garden's health and our commitment to zero-waste living.
2022
CHAPTER 05 · WORKSHOPS
Sharing the craft of growth.
Our workshop series took root, offering hands-on lessons in organic pest management, seed saving, and seasonal planting. We empowered a new generation of gardeners to grow their own food with confidence.
2024
CHAPTER 06 · THE FUTURE
Growing together for good.
Today, Eco Grow is a vibrant hub of sustainability. With expanded plot rentals and community events, we continue to cultivate not just food, but deep connections between neighbors and the earth.
AND THE NEXT SEASON IS WAITING.