Whether you garden on a balcony, backyard, or community garden, we’re calling on gardeners to action for
Gardens in DUG’s Micro Networks
open to the public for
The Great Day of Gardening
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Southwest: Stevens School + Community Garden
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Central: St. John’s Cathedral Community Garden
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Midtown: El Oasis Community Garden
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East Central: Samuels Community Garden
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Northside: Rose Roots Community Garden
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Eastern: Montview Park Community Garden
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Southern: Jefferson Green Community Garden
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Southern: Rosedale Community Garden
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Southern: Ruby Hill Park Community Garden
The CSU Extension Master Gardeners will be on hand throughout the day,
and will be offering 30-min demos at the gardens at 9:30 am and 11:00 am.
Join the Growing Movement!
Whether in a community garden, your backyard, your patio, or even in your windowsill, growing a garden is a meaningful (not to mention fun and relaxing!) way to take action towards healthier people and planet.
Organic gardening restores soil health by building healthy biomes, draws carbon out of the atmosphere and into the soil, strengthens local food systems, and provides crucial habitats for pollinators.
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