Community Gardens

Crabtree Farms promotes backyard and community gardening in Chattanooga through education, outreach and plant sales. Crabtree’s annual Spring Plant Sale and Fall Plant Sale offer organically grown perennial and annual flowers as well as quality vegetable starts to Chattanooga’s community of gardeners. Crabtree holds a free Organic Gardening 101 lecture during the plant sales as well. With grant funding in 2009, Crabtree Farms helped to launch 7 new community garden groups in the Chattanooga area.

What’s New?

• Click here for a listing of Community Gardens in and around Chattanooga.

Why Community Gardening?

Community Gardens encourage families, neighborhoods, schools, churches and youth to work together for a common goal and to be more aware of the foods they eat. They beautify neighborhoods and cities, encourage community connections and educate adults and children about how food grows.

Chattanooga Area Community Garden Map

Find a Community Garden near you on the interactive map below, or via Google!

Map Notes:

• You may need to click refresh to see the locations.
• This map was created in partnership with Chattanooga Green. Learn more about the City of Chattanooga’s sustainability efforts here.
• If you don’t see your community garden on the map and want it included, please email Melanie Mayo or call 493.9155 x10.

For More Information:

For more info on how to start a community garden in your area, please call or email Melanie Mayo, (423) 493-9155 x10.

Click here for Helpful Hints for Purchasing Approved Organic Products for your community or backyard garden!