Greenwich Community Gardens

Join Sefra Alexandra, The Seed Huntress and Dan Brubaker, GLT Director of Conservation & Outreach to learn about continuing efforts to restore locally sourced native plants by The Ecotype Project and GLT’s Seed-to-Seed program. Learn about the regional effort to promote ecotypic native seeds, tour GLT’s greenhouse, grounds and newly installed native plant founder plots. … Continue reading [partner event] Ecotypes, Ecoregions + Ecological Restoration →

Greenwich Sustainability Committee presents "A Farmer's Perspective on Food and Climate Change." Farmer and food justice advocate Steve Munno discusses his work as a farmer in Connecticut and how climate change impacts our local food system. Greenwich Community Gardens' Board Chair Terri Browne Kutzen will give the welcome address. The discussion will be moderated by … Continue reading [partner event] “A Farmer’s Perspective” →

Greenwich Community Garden Plot Sign-up Days will be Saturday, March 4 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Sunday, March 5 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. New or returning gardeners interested in gardening at the award-winning Armstrong Court Community Garden or the Bible Street Community Garden, please come to the Cos Cob Firehouse, 2nd … Continue reading Community Garden sign up days →

Greenwich Community Garden Plot Sign-up Days will be Saturday, March 4 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Sunday, March 5 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. New or returning gardeners interested in gardening at the award-winning Armstrong Court Community Garden or the Bible Street Community Garden, please come to the Cos Cob Firehouse, 2nd … Continue reading Community Garden sign up days →

On Saturday, March 18, there will be a vernal pool walk at the community gardens at 129 Bible Street, Cos Cob. From 10 to 11:30 a.m., professional soil and wetlands scientist Matt Popp and Greenwich's new Director of Environmental Affairs Beth Evans will show off the creatures that live in vernal pools as well as learn more about … Continue reading Vernal pool walk →

Learn about Byram Shubert Library's seed library and Armstrong Court Community Garden at this event for adults and families.

Care for your home and body naturally with this herbal seed-to-recipe class by mother-daughter team Patricia and Steph Kantorski. learn how easy it is to minimize chemicals by growing and harvesting and preserving your own herbs--and then turning them into effective household and skincare products that everyone will love. Free herb plant will be given … Continue reading [partner event] Grow and Use the Power of Herbs →

This event will be held either Feb 23 at 10 am or Feb 24 at 3 pm. Start a vegetable garden! Whether you have a vegetable garden or are ready to start one, get tips and instruction for success. We will discuss design, planning, and soils to create a productive vegetable garden. This is part … Continue reading Vegetable Gardening Part 1: Planning and Soils →

Get a jump on spring with seed starting! This is the second workshop in our vegetable garden series where you can learn how to start seeds at home. This hands on workshop will review planting schedules, planning and germination techniques for success. This is part 2 of our vegetable gardening series presented in proud partnership … Continue reading Vegetable Gardening Part 2: Seed Starting →

Greenwich Community Garden Plot Sign-up Days will be Saturday, March 2 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Sunday, March 3 from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. New or returning gardeners interested in gardening at the award-winning Armstrong Court Community Garden or the Bible Street Community Garden, please come to the Cos Cob Firehouse, 2nd … Continue reading Community Garden Sign Up Days: day one →