Gibbs Road Community Garden:
This newest garden (2007) is located on Gibbs Road West and has been
leased to COCG by Faith Lutheran Church. This garden was supported
by a Community Action for Health Grant.
Westbank Towne Centre Community Garden:
This garden will be starting up sometime in 2008. This garden will
be built in partnership with the Regional District of Central Okanagan.
Funding will be contributed by RDCO from a Provincial Spirit Grant
and by COCG from a Community Action Health Grant (2007). This garden
will be the biggest of all the CG sites thus far.
Cawston Avenue Community Garden:
The Cawston garden
is located adjacent to the Unitarian Church, north of downtown Kelowna.
The Church kindly donated the land; the City of Kelowna provided
the funding and numerous businesses donated or reduced the costs
of most of the materials. This garden has ten 4’ X 4’ raised
beds and three wheelchair accessible boxes. In addition to the shed,
compost bins and rain barrels on-site, Cawston also offers a ‘free
food’ box. This box is planted and cared for by the gardeners
with the resulting produce being available to anyone who needs it.

Hartman Road Community Garden:
The Hartman Road
Community Garden has thirty-four plots (10’ X 20” and
10’ X 13’). The site is located on land donated by the
City of Kelowna Parks Department. Community volunteers, including
the youth from the Rutland Boys & Girls club, built the Hartman
site in May 2005. Funding for this project was generously provided
by grants from the TD Friends of the Environment Foundation, the
Diggers and Weeders, Canadian Federation of University Women and
the Central Okanagan Foundation. On-site there are areas dedicated
to the food bank and two raised beds for wheelchair gardeners. Compost
bins, rain barrels and several picnic tables are also available for
the gardeners’ use.

Barlee Road Community Garden:
Barlee Road Community
Garden has 33 plots and is located on City of Kelowna land at 1898
Barlee Rd in the Springfield Road area near Orchard Plaza. The garden
design incorporates many of the same features as at Hartman Road,
including large plots, a tool shed, compost bins, water access, plus
a shady-grove for picnics and park-like space for dog walking.

Winfield Community Garden:
Lake Country gardeners
now have a community garden on land provided by Paul and Judy Shoemaker
of Nurturing Nature Organics. The Winfield garden, located at 11187
Bottom Wood Lake Rd, offers 40 large plots of varying sizes.
Shed, tools, water access and compost bins have also been incorporated
into the garden design.

St. Paul
Community Garden:
A downtown garden
near the Cawston Garden was constructed by the City of Kelowna in
the fall of 2008. Funds for this garden were contributed by BC Transit
and Farm Credit Canada. Volunteers from the latter organization assisted
with the finishing touches in the spring of 2009 – moved a
shed and built and stained fences and compost bins. Eighteen raised
beds are incorporated into a parking lot at the corner of St. Paul
and Cawston.
Contact Georgiann Kasdorf 250-869-1745
Sutton
Glen
Community Garden:
This new garden
opened in the spring of 2010 on Sutton Crescent in North Glenmore.
It was constructed with the help of the City of Kelowna Parks Department
and funding was contributed through an RDCO Grant-in-Aid. There are
approximately 40 raised plots varying in size from 10' x 20' to 10'
x 10'. There will be a wooden shed, complete with some tools, hoses & wheel
barrows and a couple of picnic tables so the gardeners can have a
snack and rest in the very peaceful setting of the Brandt's Creek.
Contact Sandy James 250-215-3877
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