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Community and backyard gardens play an important role in the City of Detroit. They provide thousands of pounds of fresh, nutritious produce for Detroit families and they improve communities by connecting neighbors, providing an alternative to trash strewn vacant lots, improving property values and reducing crime.
In an effort to maximize these benefits, the Detroit Agriculture Network, Earthworks Garden/Capuchin Soup Kitchen, The Greening of Detroit and Michigan State University have teamed up to help provide access to resources and educational opportunities for community, school and family gardeners.
Learn more about the collaborating organizations that support the Garden Resource Program in Detroit.
These organizations work in partnership with hundreds of other individuals and organizations to support community gardening and urban farming initiatives.
Detroit Summer/Back Alley Bikes
Environmental Interpretive Center
Gleaners Community Food Bank of SE Michigan
Healthy Environment Partnership
Michigan State University Extension, Wayne County
Michigan Integrated Food and Farming Systems
Michigan Organic Food and Farm Alliance