Community gardens like ours offer more than just fresh produce. They strengthen neighborhoods, provide access to healthy food, and create opportunities for education and environmental stewardship. In cities, gardens are green sanctuaries that promote sustainability and resilience. Join us in growing not just vegetables—but a stronger, more connected Madison. Here is a list of other community gardens in the area:
| Garden Name | Neighborhood | Address / Area | Contact / Website |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reindahl | Eastside | 1818 Portage Road | reindahlgardens.com |
| Hawthorne Pocket | Eastside | 2707 E Washington Ave | hawthornepocket@gmail.com |
| McCormick | Eastside | 702 McCormick Ave | molinm@gmail.com |
| Saint Paul | Eastside | Saint Paul Ave, along railroad | stpaulcommunitygarden@gmail.com |
| Brittingham | Downtown | Brittingham Park | brittinghamcommunitygarden.com |
| Atwood | Southeast | 149 Waubesa St (Goodman Center) | atwood.garden@gmail.com |
| Eagle Heights | Campus/UW | Eagle Heights Community Center | eagleheightsgardens.org |
| Quann | Southwest | Quann Park | quanngardens.org |
| Troy | Northside | Troy Drive area | rootedwi.org |
| Madison Christian | Westside | 7118 Old Sauk Road | foodpantrygardens.org |
| Blair Street Gardens | Downtown Isthmus | 404 S Blount St & other downtown plots | info@blairstreetgardens.org / blairstreetgardens.org |
Crowley Station Community Garden 