University Neighborhood Gardens (UNG) How Our Community Garden Works
HOW OUR COMMUNITY GARDEN WORKS Our community garden is a shared space –a commons. Gardeners not only tend their own plots, but also collaborate with each other to take an…
University Neighborhood Gardens (UNG) Is Community Gardening Right for You?
Is Community Gardening Right for You?The following information may be useful to you if you are thinking about becoming a gardener in one of our three garden spaces. Benefits and…
JOIN US?
Looking to be involved in your neighborhood where you can make a REAL difference and meet your cool neighbors? There is room for everyone. We’d love to have you! Whatever…
UNG Community Garden Ready for planting! Rose community garden
Initially intended as an access road and extended parking, the Salt Lake Clinic wanted to create a positive space for the neighborhood leaving the 300 South block face intact. Traffic…
Come Garden with Us
You’ve wanted in!! Now is the time to apply to rent a spot for 2024. Applications are now open to keep bees or chickens, rent a plot in the Outreach…
University Neighborhood Gardens (UNG) Organic Standards
ORGANIC STANDARDS Our Philosophy Gardening organically is a commitment to health, a respectful relationship to the earth, and a love for the many facets of gardens and gardening. For us,…
University Neighborhood Gardens (UNG)Garden Policy Highlights
Outreach Community Garden, Rose Community Garden, Helen’s Neighborhood Orchard We are very grateful for this opportunity to garden in these spaces. Those that are interested in gardening with us can…
University Neighborhood Gardens (UNG) Water Wise Gardening
How Much Water Is Enough? On average, most vegetables need around 1-2 inches of water per week. During March and April, cooler temperatures and spring rains will usually provide most…