Green & Gold Garden

Green & Gold Garden

The Green & Gold Community Garden is a community garden with both local and global benefits. We grow over 60 types of vegetables, herbs and flowers, using organic gardening practices. Our produce is freshly picked and available during twice-weekly markets.

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Tubahumurize

All donations for Garden produce go to support the Tubahumurize Association in Rwanda, a not-for-profit organization that supports socially and economically marginalized women through counselling, vocational training, health education, microcredit loans and employment opportunities.

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What We’re All About

Please join us on a virtual tour of the Garden to learn how we started and why we do what we do!

Interested in Volunteering?

Whether you’re green to gardening or a seasoned green-thumb, we’d love to hear from you.

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Available Produce

The variety of vegetables, fruit, herbs and flowers that we have available changes with the seasons. Please check our produce update each week to see what we’re harvesting.

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Last Market – Produce For October 22, 2022

Sadly, the last market for this season will be on Saturday, October 22. Bulk sales of potatoes will continue - $10 for a 10 pound bag! After this week we may have potatoes...

Produce For October 15, 2022

Please note that there are no more Tuesday evening markets. Saturday markets will continue until we run out of produce or the weather turns (stay tuned - probably just a...

Produce For October 4 And 8, 2022

We'll still have lots of wonderful produce available at the Garden for Thanksgiving, including sunchokes (Jerusalem artichokes) this week! Bulk sales of beets, onions, and...

Hours

We hold garden markets on Tuesday evenings and Saturday during the day all through the Summer and Fall. Market hours change slightly as the days get shorter, so please check our current opening times.

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Location

The Garden is conveniently located near the heart of Edmonton, on the south end of the University Farm on the University of Alberta’s South Campus. We are easily accessible by car, public transit, bike or on foot.

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