Upcoming Workshop: Managing Garden Pests

Date: Thursday, May 8 Time: 5:00 to 6:30pm   Location: Greenhouse at Landry Park, Winooski The greenhouse is located in the Landry Park Community Garden, behind Myer’s Memorial Pool. The entrance gate is on the right-hand side of the pool complex.   Workshop description: Join us to learn tips & techniques for Integrated Pest Management (IPM) […]

Greenhouse Programming Schedule

Discover a season of learning, growing, and community at the Greenhouse at Landry Park.

Want to Get Involved?

Volunteer with us to support local gardens, help at events, or join a committee working to strengthen food security across Vermont.

Learn About Our Veducation Van

Spring has sprung and our Veducation Van is back on the road!

Come Celebrate Spring & Seeds with Us!

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.

Community Teaching Garden Alumni Story Project, Part III: Gardening for Life

“One of the things I really appreciated about [the Community Teaching Garden] was the accountability…”  For Meredith Evans, those first years of meeting regularly in the garden built a whole new set of life-long skills, a commitment to gardening, and a love for the act of growing.  Meredith and fellow CTG graduates, Beth Wood and […]

Community Teaching Garden Alumni Story Project, Part II: New Direction

“While it was five years ago that John Peckham took the Community Teaching Garden class through the Vermont Community Garden Network, he speaks about the unforgettable experience that helped fuel lifestyle changes and the direction of his life.” John Peckham – Community Teaching Garden Alumnus, 2008 Written by Erin Anderson, 2013 Community Teaching Garden Intern […]

Community Teaching Garden Alumni Story Project, Part I: Equal Parts Garden and Community

“For Lange, the garden meant fresh food to fuel his love for cooking, and a new community with people who shared a new identity at the Community Teaching Garden.” Mike Lange, associate professor at Champlain College, now manages the Champlain College Community Garden where he carries on the value of promoting “equal parts garden and […]

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