UNCG Gardens

Building healthy, interactive urban communities through the collective production of locally grown, organic food.

Who

UNCG Student Community Gardens Club

The Garden Club meets on Wednesdays and Fridays from 4 – 6 p.m. at the garden. We monitor the weather each week for garden activities.

What

On-campus urban gardens

The purpose of the UNCG Gardens is to build healthy, interactive urban communities through the collective production of locally grown, organic food. We recognize the need for education and sustainability and draw on the varied expertise at the University and within the local community.

Where

123 McIver Street

Across from the McIver Parking Deck

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Garden Activities

NOTES

For garden activities, you must wear closed toed shoes – no flip-flops or sandals.
You should bring a water bottle.
Pants are better than shorts, given the work we are doing. Hats and sunscreen are good too.
We have work gloves.
It’s called a “community” garden for a reason. We ask that headphones, earbuds, cellphones or any electronic devices not be used during the work period, unless necessary.
It could be hot, buggy, wet, muddy, dirty even smelly, but ultimately, the food we grow goes to the Spartan Open Pantry

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