Neighborhood Seed Library Opens
Families drop off saved seeds and borrow kid-friendly varieties for balcony containers. Seeds are organized by plant type with simple growing tips.
Urban container gardening for vibrant families
A child-friendly, community-focused approach to container gardening. We transform balconies, rooftops, and sidewalks into thriving vegetable gardens that bring families together and nourish neighborhoods.
From seed to harvest, every step is a family-friendly lesson in sustainability.
Families drop off saved seeds and borrow kid-friendly varieties for balcony containers. Seeds are organized by plant type with simple growing tips.
Parents and kids collaborate to assemble lightweight planters, lining sidewalks and shared courtyards with lettuce, herbs, and cherry tomatoes.
Weekly garden sessions at partner schools teach kids about soil, watering, and healthy eating; produce is shared with families through community potlucks.
Neighbors collect kitchen scraps, turn them into rich compost for containers, closing the loop on waste and boosting soil health.
Volunteer garden guides show kids how to plant, prune, and share harvests with local families during seasonal open days.
Don’t just garden—teach. Help families grow vegetables in urban containers and host mini-workshops in your neighborhood.
Starter kits with kid-friendly seeds, soil, and easy instructions to spark curiosity and healthy eating at home.
Hands-on projects, storytime about plants, and tasty harvest tastings in a welcoming, vibrant green space.
We welcome families, schools, and local businesses to join our urban gardening movement.