Although our garden does produce, it is more valuable as an educational resource and as a place to experience and share the joy of gardening than as a food supply.
If you’re hoping to grow some food this summer but don’t have land, here are a couple of options that may interest you:
There is a map of community gardens on the Halifax Garden Network website. Go to the site and then click on “Map” at the top of the screen..
Another option is to make an arrangement with someone to do gardening in their yard. A great place to start checking this out is Halifax Landshare. If you have a yard to share, this is a great way to let people know. The system is still in the process of taking root and sprouting, so there will be more yards and gardeners arriving on it soon!
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