The Garden is completely full for 2010. Gardening Matters can help you locate alternate possibilities. Good luck!
St. Anthony Park Community garden was established in 1981 by gardening enthusiasts on land leased from the Burlington Northern Railroad. Over the years, the garden grew to 96 plots. In 1998 the land was purchased from the Railroad by the St. Anthony Park Community Council with funds raised by gardeners, local businesses and government grants.
More than 96 vegetable and flower plots are rented on an annual basis. The garden is managed by volunteers. Gardeners pay an annual fee which includes access to a watering system. Plots are assigned on a first come first serve basis early in the year. Gardeners who have had a plot in previous years are given preference.
Saint Anthony Park Community Garden has a draft Governance statement available for review. You can also see the policies.
2009 Garden Plots
The community garden is completely full for 2009. If you are interested in a 2010 plot, applications will be available on this website and at the co-op on March 1st of 2010. Only those who returned their applications by March 4th got in this year, so if you want a plot, you'll have to be timely!
Congratulations award winners!
The Prairie Garden won the Blooming Awards Silver Award.
The following SAP Gardeners received awards at the 9/13 Annual Harvest Dinner. Congratulations to all!
Outstanding Newcomer: Rachel Pullman
1st Newcomer: Jane Rauenhorst
2nd Newcomer: Terry Straub
Outstanding Traditional: Lois Braun
1st Traditional: Lori Lippert
2nd Traditional: Myrna Radel
Outstanding Unique: Karen Flink/Julia Buffalohead
1st Unique: Louann Keleher
2nd Unique: Harlan Cavert
Outstanding flowerplot: Harlan Cavert
1st flowerplot: Wayne Sisel
2nd flowerplot: Harlan Cavert
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| Community Garden Governance 2008.pdf | 15.79 KB |
| garden policies 2010.doc | 39.5 KB |
| garden appl new 2010.doc | 26 KB |
