Irrigation / Water Source

I'm not a member but I am welcome to join the weekly potluck, which is a wonderful tradition! So many people are fed by this prolific garden. It's kind to all, including many recent newcomers seeking refuge from the shelter system. I especially like the family-oriented design and policies, and have heard that school groups have plots there too. With fruit trees planted across the street and rows and rows and rows of veggies, this garden has it all! 

En la Ciénaga Grande de Magangué, surgen conflictos hidrosociales debido a la contaminación del agua por vertimientos provenientes de fuentes domésticas, industriales, agrícolas y pecuarias. Además, la apropiación de terrenos por parte de ganaderos agrava la situación. La ciénaga, al inundar las viviendas aledañas, intensifica los problemas de salud y de habitabilidad en la zona, reflejando las tensiones entre el uso insostenible de los recursos y el impacto en las comunidades locales.

This is a new garden as of April 2024. 

This small, private home garden is being updated and replanted to serve the food banks. 

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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