Supporting community and school gardens in Vermont.
The summer solstice marks a seasonal shift to plan the remainder of the growing season. Our goal is to have a continuous harvest through late summer and into fall by transplanting and direct seeding multiple times. Visit our Workshop page to learn more about our upcoming workshop on Wednesday, June 25.
Discover a season of learning, growing, and community at the Greenhouse at Landry Park.
Volunteer with us to support local gardens, help at events, or join a committee working to strengthen food security across Vermont.
Spring has sprung and our Veducation Van is back on the road!
Growing Food, Growing Community- gardening at affordable housing sites Final Report Evernorth Final Report CHT VT Fruit & Nut Tree Grant- in partnership with VT Urban & Community Forestry Program and Branch Out Burlington! Final report SNAP ED partnership Financial Year 2024 Quarter 4 report
The Landry Park Greenhouse Grand Opening will take place on Saturday, March 22. It is a free, family-friendly event and we hope to see you there! Learn more about the greenhouse project here.
A new partnership between Vermont Garden Network and City of Winooski is bringing to fruition the much-anticipated inauguration of a greenhouse in March 2025! Through this 10-week long intensive we will welcome an inaugural cohort of gardeners sharing access to the heated greenhouse and participating in the first of a series of workshops focused on climate […]
In a recent Instagram post, we reflected on our observations from our late summer gardens that survived the July flood, torrential downpours, extreme heat, and the accompanying pest and disease pressure that gardens are experiencing with a changing climate. As we walk through fields and gardens where VGN programs persevere despite the weather and pivot […]
Here are the most helpful resources we’ve found to guide small-scale and commercial growers in the flood recovery process. Flood Resources webpage
One way we are exploring themes of soil health, climate resiliency, and agroecology at the garden-scale is by experimenting with different mulching options for covering garden beds. We see organic farms all around us using extensive amounts of plastic mulch and we’ve wondered about the benefits at the garden scale. We are also concerned at […]
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