Latest AnnounceMEnts
2024 was another very productive season, despite some challenges with the weather. We harvested over 50,000 pounds of sustainably-grown produce in 2024.
At least 311 members worked together in our 10 gardens located around Fargo in 2024. 121 of these members joined us occasionally. And 190 members joined us consistently, earning a full share of our harvests. Sign up now! We are now accepting new members for the 2025 gardening season. Come join us in the garden! If you are not already registered, select your garden location on this page then Contact Us. When most folks think of a community garden, they usually think of a place where everybody has their own individual small plot. We take a different approach. We have large gardens that we all share together. We all work together to share the tending, and we share the harvest. It is amazing how much food we grow when we all work together! Many of our members have never gardened before, while others have decades of experience. Everyone is welcome. There is no cost to join. All expenses are paid through our fundraising efforts. This is great way to share knowledge and make new connections. We look forward to seeing you in the garden! On May 2, 2024, The Tomato Seed Savers Club was officially adopted as the newest Growing Together Community Garden location by our Board of Directors. This brings our total up to 10 garden locations in Fargo! On March 29, 2024, our Co-Founder Jack Wood appeared on the Growing Together Podcast (no relation) with Don Kinzler and John Lamb. He gave a great overview of our gardens. Click here to listen to the podcast. |
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Our Farmers MarketNot a gardener, but need food?
We've got you covered! The Growing Together Farmer's Market
Open August through Early October Tuesdays, 1pm-5pm 3600 25th St. South, Fargo, ND 58104 All our expenses are supported through market sales and donations. Thanks for your generosity!
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the new american perspective
We have a heart for New American immigrants. At least 5% of Fargo's population are refugees. Many have fled war, violence, and insecurity in search of hope in the United States. Unfortunately, limited English skills often makes it hard for them to communicate or find jobs to support their families.
Growing Together first started to help immigrants feed their families and connect them with the people, resources, and language learning skills needed to join our community. Today, we have a healthy balance of New and "Not-New" American members. And everyone takes home a share! |
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