Our vegetable garden is eleven 3’X4” raised beds on the church campus. The beds are located between the back parking
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Garden Spotlight
Featured Gardens
Best of Vegetable Garden
The St. Francis de Sales Jubilee Garden, opened in 1998, continues to be a source of nourishment and community care.
Illinois
This eight raised bed garden uses these beds and perimeter grounds for vegetables and a few flowers. We plant all
North Carolina
Little Portion Farm is a ministry of the Franciscan Friars Conventual focused on providing fresh food to those in need
In our work and garden-oriented teaching, we strive to cultivate a reverence of Creation, an awareness of God’s presence in
Oklahoma
St. Isidore Farm is a school farm business, inviting students at the community into ecological education, sustainable food systems, and
Indiana
Our Botany club winter sowed vegetables, herbs and some flowers and started its own small garden garden outside the teachers
Virginia
Martha’s Choice Marketplace and Martha’s Community Farm is the largest and most visited Food Pantry in Montgomery County serving over
The SSVP Omaha Pantry Garden grows around 1,500 lbs of produce annually. This fresh food goes to serve those in
Visitors are always welcome to make a Holy Pilgrimage to our Little Portion Hermitage & Monastery deep in the beautiful
Arkansas
The Environmental Studies Department manages an on-campus community garden, a regenerative gardening resource that provides food for the Knights Pantry,
Isidore’s Garden is a vibrant community garden at Our Lady Queen of Peace Parish (OLQP), dedicated to growing fresh produce
Virginia
Jesus tells us repeatedly in the New Testament that one of the greatest commandments is to love your neighbor as
We have greenhouses, vegetable, herb, rain, and pollinator gardens that we use for teaching and as habitat for native species
The Umbrian Garden at Assisi Heights, is run managed by a small team of Franciscan Sisters. Many different vegetables, herbs,
Minnesota
The Dorothy Day House of Hospitality serves the homeless and low- to no-income in the Youngstown community. Our garden is
Ohio
The CSJ Community Garden supplies the Food Access Hub with a variety of fresh, organic produce and builds resilience and
Our vision is one of right-relationship with the Earth and each other today for the sake of life tomorrow. Our
New York
Our mission is to respect the dignity and sanctity of the lives of our food insecure neighbors in Hamilton County
Indiana
A volunteer supported garden providing local produce to the community at no cost
Georgia
We grow, harvest and donate as much as 8,000 pounds of fresh, local vegetables and herbs a year for food
District of Columbia
In January of 2024, a number of OLV parishioners interested in co-creating a community garden came together to discuss the
Maryland
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Catholic Garden Network
Connecting People and Gardens
We believe in the power of gardens…
- To cultivate a deeper awareness of our relationship with the natural world and our interconnectedness with all of creation.
- To sustain our bodies, inspire our minds, and nourish our spirits.
- To foster friendships, strengthen communities, and bring people together in shared purpose.
- To spark joy and wonder in our lives.
- To create sacred spaces for prayer, meditation, and reflection.
- To provide opportunities to care for one another and our common home.
- To restore and enhance the health of our communities, our environment, and our hearts.
- To serve as living classrooms that teach and inspire future generations.
