Network Gardens

View an interactive map of the community garden network.

Print a pdf map of area community gardens.

Newest Gardens to Join the Network – June, 2011

The Eastside Sprouts Community Garden

To be developed at 1023 N. Pine St. in the historic Dignowity Hill Neighborhood, the Eastside Sprouts garden will help Dignowity Hill residents in their neighborhood revitalization efforts by providing fresh food to the Ella Austin senior’s lunch program and educating neighborhood children about gardening.

The International Community Garden

Located at 4242 Bluemel Road, near USAA, the International Community Garden will expand its current garden to host over 30 refugee families from Myanmar and Bhutan. Garden participants will have greater self-sufficiency and the opportunity to fully integrate into their community by having the ability to supply fresh food to family members and increase interaction with other families within the neighborhood.

Existing Gardens

1. Read the descriptions of all of the gardens.

2. View photos of the gardens in our gallery.

3. Catch-up with the following gardens on their webpages:

• Olmos Park Terrace
• Landa Community Garden

4. Watch these 4-minute interviews of the following gardens:

• River Road Community Garden
• Beacon Hill Community Garden
• Olmos Park Terrace Community Garden
• Lila Cockrell Community Garden