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See our Garden Planning Checklist

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Whether it's flowering plants or vegetables, quality mulch improves soil conditions.

New plantings need regular tending.

Harvesting onions from one of the raised beds.

There are two seasons for cabbage growing -- spring and fall.

There are two seasons for lettuce growing -- spring and fall.

You can expect to see herbs growing at the Indy garden.

The tomato vines this year looked great!

How-to-build raised beds is one of the many gardening workshops offered by Mecklenburg CES in the Sustainable Living series.

Community Garden Resources for Charlotte Mecklenburg County, NC

Community Gardens NC State offers resources and guidance on current issues that can help you create and maintain a successful community garden. Regular updates are shared on that web page!

The Extension Master Gardener program in Mecklenburg also provides several great resources. Check our Publications page.

Collard Greens and Common Ground: A North Carolina Community Food Gardening Handbook

Collard Greens and Community Gardens: A North Carolina Handbook This handbook emphasizes practical information you can use to help make your community garden a success, whether you are a beginner starting your first garden or a veteran community gardener looking for ways to make your garden even better.

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SCHOOL/COMMUNITY GARDEN CONSULTATIONS

​Community Garden Resources for Charlotte Mecklenburg County, NC

Community Garden Resources for Charlotte Mecklenburg County, NC