Above drone photo curtesy of Paul Kardatzke was taken July 1, 2022.
Youth Gardening Programs We have openings for children and students in our Busy Bees Garden Club and our Junior Gardeners Program. Application forms available on each page. Busy Bees applications due April 15. Junior Gardners applications due May 31.
Upcoming Events
Busy Bees Garden Club Culver's Share Nights Thursday June 6 from 5 to 9 pm
@ Culvers Hwy 14 Spring Green
Left to rent: 1 - 10 x 10 / 2 - 10 x 20 / 4 - 20 x 20 plots
We are currently updating policies and Gardener Guidelines. Draft policies can be found on the Policies page
= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = We encourage people of all ages to grow their own healthy vegetables. We beautify our neighborhood with an ornamental garden and park area on the property. We strive to get young people involved with gardening. Come join the fun of learning and growing healthy food and beautiful plants. The public is invited to walk through the gardens and to enjoy the park area.
RVACG Purpose
Our purpose is to operate a non-commercial community garden devoted to teaching gardeners and community members how to grow healthy food by introducing organic gardening techniques, relieving food scarcity by providing plots to families or individuals who do not have access to them for non-commercial use, and to beautifying the green space it inhabits. It further cultivates and distributes produce to area food pantries. To that end, the RVACG has the following mission statements: 1. To provide garden plots to River Valley residents and other authorized persons who do not have access to adequate land upon which to grow, nurture and harvest healthy and nutritious food. 2. To distribute surplus production from individual and community garden plots to food pantries and otherwise to families and individuals in need. 3. To provide educational opportunities pertaining to sustainable gardening, gardening techniques and harvesting. 4. To provide through gardening, the benefits of a healthy lifestyle throughout the community. 5. To improve the quality of life of the community by giving its members the opportunity to participate in and appreciate the gardening experience. 6. To preserve and improve the beauty of the area through planting of native and nonnative plants.
Information
Want to stay up-to-date on the activities of our organization? Follow or like the River Valley Area Community Garden on Facebook. Contact us via email at info@rvacg.org