Welcome! We are now accepting applications for 2012.  View and apply for our community garden sites!

Project Grow provides Ann Arbor–area residents with the space, know-how, and inspiration to grow their own fresh, organic food. Gardens are located throughout the community, many near public transportation, so you can choose a site that's close to home. Project Grow identifies under-developed land, arranges for its use, and maintains it as part of our network of community gardens. We provide raised beds and programs for children, seniors, and gardeners with disabilities, so everyone can participate! Individualized programs can be created for schools, non-profit organizations and special needs gardeners.

Project Grow is a private, non-profit organization that relies on the support of our community for volunteer help, equipment donations, and funding. Please get involved, and grow with us!

Upcoming Events:

Volunteers needed for Plant Sale!

**Pre-setup help needed on Friday, May 11th and May 18th @ 7pm. We need strong helpers to build racks for plant sale at setup location Dogma Catmando located at 208 N. Fourth Ave.** Our Annual Plant Sale is coming up, and we need lots of volunteers to help us…

Vermiculture Workshop

This second of two composting workshops focuses on the science of vermiculture, how to start a worm composting bin, and the benefits of worm castings in your garden. This class is led by Jesse Raudenbush, a third generation vermiculturist at Starr Valley Farms. Students will also take home 1…

The Compost Tumbler Workshop

    • Compost Tumbler
Learn how to build a compost tumbler and get started composting at home! Project Grow will be holding a composting workshop to promote composting and have fun putting together your own compost tumbler. Learn more about composting or just pick up a Eco-friendly compost tumbler. You can take your…

Permaculture and Community Gardens

Join Nathan Ayers, Permaculture Designer of Chiwara Permaculture, to learn about this movement which attempts to design gardens with the diversity, stability and resilience of naturally occurring ecosystems. Such gardens are not only productive, but sustainable, as people and their environment are integrated in a harmonious way. Free, but…

Rain Gardens

You've vaguely heard that rain gardens are a good thing. You've also heard that you will get a break on your water bill if you installed a rain garden at your home. But what are they? how do they work? how should they be designed and where should I…