As of yesterday, spring has officially sprung. We’re here to herb your enthusiasm by sharing how you can get involved with a community garden to cultivate your green thumb.
The Trustees of Reservations manages 56 gardens across eight neighborhoods in Boston, including Dorchester, East Boston, Fenway, Jamaica Plain, Roxbury, Mattapan, Mission Hill + the South End.
If you have the thyme, here are some facts about our city’s biggest community garden program.
🌱 Community gardens are open for use and visitation daily from dawn to dusk. Check out this list of all the Trustees gardens in Boston.
🌱 Whether you’re new to the green thumb life or a seasoned gardener, the organization offers a variety of workshops and programs to help you get your hands dirty.
🌱 City Natives at 30 Edgewater Dr. in Mattapan serves as a native plant nursery + horticultural learning center. Stop by to shop seasonal plant sales, or pre-order online.
🌱 Want to explore public gardens further out? Check out some historic locations, from The Mission House in Stockbridge to the Governor Oliver Ames Estate in Easton.
Ready to spring into local gardening? Request a plot to turnip this growing season.
