Welcome to the Kimberley Community Garden!
Garden Overview
The Kimberley Community Garden is a demonstration garden designed to share the knowledge and skills needed to empower you to grow food in your own backyard.
The garden, which is located at 915 Rotary Drive just south of the Aquatic Centre, was developed in 2014 when the ground was broken and fencing was installed. You will find all the necessary tools in the open shed, along with a gazebo, composting units, and our famous re-purposed freezer beds.
Garden Opportunities
Volunteering
There are no allotted plots, but anyone is free to use the space – and certainly encouraged to! Please come by any time during the growing season, and remember to sign the logbook in the shed as this helps us in our efforts to secure ongoing funding.
Summer volunteer meet-ups take place on a weekly basis and opportunities will be starting soon! For more information or to become a regular volunteer, please contact Chad Kile: chad@wildsight.ca, 250-432-5954.
Related Programs:
- Backyard Farmer’s Project
- Kimberley-Cranbrook Food Asset Map
- Our sister garden, the Cranbrook Public Produce Garden, is run by the Cranbrook Food Action Committee
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Thanks to Columbia Basin Trust and the Province of British Columbia
for funding support in 2023!
