Community Gardens

Our community garden program is free and a great way to get involved. We have many gardens around the city that always need extra help and are part of a group effort.

Garden locations

The following 14 gardens are located throughout Brantford. Check out our garden locations map to find a community garden near you.

• Cedarland Park (160 Ashgrove Avenue) Garden Champion, email Pauline Halder at paulinehalder@gmail.com
• Charlie Ward Park (220 Darling Avenue) Garden Champion, email Sherry Mercer at sbk098@hotmail.com
• Earl Haig Community Garden (101 Market Street North) Garden Champion, email Randy Dunnat ranman16@gmail.com or Taylor Edwards at tedwards0697@outlook.com
• Edith Monture Park, Garden Champion, email Laura Walsh at lwalsh@bhncdsb.ca or Deanna Basso at dbasso@rogers.com
• Greenwood Park (235 West Street) Garden Champion, email Wendy Hill at popcorn1wch@gmail.com
• Iroquois Park, Garden Champion, email Dan Legget at bcrbass@hotmail.com
• Johnson Park (10 Hansford Drive) Garden Champion, email Andrea Coombs at Coombs1870@rogers.com
• Lynden Hills Park (363 Brantwood Park Road) Garden Champion, email Jennifer Bell at jenniferbell347@yahoo.com
• Prince Charles Park (17 Helen Avenue) Garden Champion, email Dawn Hall at dawnhallchb@gmail.comor Chris Tolhurst at princecharlesneighbourhood@rogers.com
• Princess Anne Park, Garden Champion, email Angela Stone at blues1986@ymail.com
• Robert Moore Park (115 Albion Street) Garden Champion, email Paulina Guscoria at communications@egcgbrant.ca or Matthew Madeiar at matt23madeira@gmail.com
• Silverbridge Park (prev. Banbury) Garden Champion, email Jennifer Bell at jenniferbell347@yahoo.com
• Spring Gardens Park (17 Dogwood Drive) Garden Champion, email Angela Stone at blues1986@ymail.com
• Spring Street Buck Park (59 Spring Street) Garden Champion, email Ruby Streicher at alwaysrubya@gmail.com

Get involved

Everyone is welcome to join. Please call or email us if you would like to be a part of a garden near you.

How it works

Each garden site has a garden champion. This person works with other volunteers to decide what to plant each year. Everyone works together to care for the produce that is grown. You can harvest what you need once fruits and vegetables are ready to eat. Any leftover produce is donated to a local shelter.

Individual plots are not available for rent however, the City has partnered with the Equal Grounds Community Group (EGCG) who do have additional options.

Request a new location

If you want a new garden in your area and are willing to be a garden champion, please call us or email us.

Community garden partners

EGCG is a group of volunteers that help run garden sites. EGCG has been growing food for the community for many years and care for many different gardens in Brantford. You can find a complete list of EGCG gardens and options below.