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Located at Adams between Blaine and Roosevelt in Uptown PT. Founded in Summer 2012 to be collectively gardened, and has a small core group of families, looking to add new members as we go into 2017.

Colinwood Farm has been an iconic "in town" PT farm for over 20 years. Its certified, organic produce comes from 4.68 acres and 14 greenhouses and is available via the farmstand open 24 hours/7 days a week. Farmer John Gunning is a strong proponent of organically enriched soils. 

A small (not quite an acre) farm planned to support nearby neighbors with food and beauty.

This valuable space for growing has been put on hold until new owners will take it on on behalf of the food bank.

Located in Port Townsend Washington, we’re surrounded by forests and farms in a rural-residential neighborhood, where people come to learn how to grow food through our CSA work-trade, edible plant sales, tours, classes, and internships (wwoofing).

Natembea is a cooperative farm project located on a 97-acre expanse of pasture, woods, and wetlands at the edge of Port Townsend, Washington. The farm was purchased by Devon and David Pablo Cohn in 2016 with the mission of preserving the land for community benefit while honoring its history as a family farm. Natembea practices sustainable agriculture, relying on interlocking resources and minimizing off-farm inputs, with no pesticides or synthetic fertilizers applied. The farm is significant for its agricultural importance and is part of efforts to protect working farmland in the region.

On the corner of Hastings and Sheridan, this garden has been growing food and friendship since 2007.  As a Community garden first, the produce coming out of this garden goes to those in the "community" who till and tend the garden. A row has been dedicated to the Food Bank and that produce goes directly into the Food Bank.

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The orchard began in 2010 and now has 70 trees producing over 1500 pounds of fruit for students to eat fresh or go to the food bank when school isn't in session. To learn about individual tree types, their production, and their care go here: https://sites.google.com/site/blueheronschoolorchard/

A good alternative to gas-powered vehicles is biking.

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Learning Hub was founded to help children and families in the immediate an surrounding area through education. We offer a range of educational and creative programmes to promote education and healthy lifestyles in the community. We work with local schools and community organisations to fofer services that enhance education, avoid duplication of services and enhance the lives of people in the local community. Our programmes include, but are not limited to: STEAM, music, arts, Maths homework support, kickboxing and boxing, healthy eating, recording studio, gardening and the cultivation of healthy food in our community garden.

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This high production garden serves garden and culinary classes and the PT Food Bank during the summer months since 2012.  Students have classes on multiple days. Volunteers work on Fridays 9-11. 

The school established gardens in the front yard in 2019 for classroom activities, fresh vegetables, and fruit production. The produce goes to  school lunches or local food banks. 

This new community garden was established in early 2024 on site of an old garden, established on derelict land once occupied by housing. Thisd garden includes raised beds (including wheelchair accessible ones), tea shed, toolstore, herb and bee nectar/pollen plantings, wildflower meadows, bug hotel, compost heaps, hedge. Volunteers welcome. Some beds managed by local groups, others by volunteers. including local schools and nurseries, mental health groups and other community groups.

Grow Food Grow Dunoon is a project of Dunoon Community Development Trust. They are a group of people who came together because they wanted to grow their own food, not in a private allotment or garden, but as a team. The project runs courses in seed propagation, planting, composting and harvesting. They are also planning courses on natural bee-keeping, food preserving, tree planting and more.

Most of the rhubarb consumed in the UK today is grown in Yorkshire, particularly forced rhubarb. The area between Leeds, Bradford, and Wakefield—known as the Rhubarb Triangle—has held Protected Designation of Origin status since 2010.

One of the oldest allotment sites in Glasgow, G41 2NQ.

Bowling Green Together is a by and for BAME majority-led community organisation in Pollokshields (South Glasgow) created and formed by local residents with a vested interest in our community's health. Bowling Green Together was created in 2022 through a grassroots campaign led by local residents to keep Pollokshield's community spaces engaged, inclusive, and healthy. Bowling Green Together has been a community long before it was an organisation. Now with intentionality we are growing more resilient, healthy, and empowered together.

This extensive Farm to Fork program began in 2009 as a way to introduce fresh food to students through the lunch program, gardens, and cooking classes. Today they grow and buy local as much as possible.

Chimacum’s Farm to School program includes school garden programs, local sourcing and scratch cooking by School Food Services, and High School Career and Technical Education (CTE) related to food and farm economy.

Stellar J Farms is operated by Jeff Horwath and Janet Aubin at the 33-acre ‘Home Farm,’ 2.5 miles south of the Finnriver Orchard.