Our community garden program has helped put gardens at area churches in Montgomery, Macon, and Lowndes counties. The great thing about living in the south is that every season is a planting season, which means gardens stay busy twelve months a year!

Pastor Valtoria Jackson from St. Peter AME in Montgomery recently sent pictures showing all the work they’ve put into making their garden a success. Take a look below!

From October’s fall planting: 

 

Harvest time!

 

Sometimes, squirrels and other pests enjoy the garden too. So some custom-built fences were added to keep the fresh foods safe!

The community garden program is entering it’s third year and is organized through a partnership with the Central Alabama Regional Planning and Development Commission and a cooperative agreement with The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Check back on our gardens page and follow our Facebook page to learn about community garden training sessions coming this spring!