Cultivating healthy food and lifestyles.
PROGRAMS & IMPACT
BROWNSVILLE COMMUNITY GARDENS
5 Community
Gardens
Tres Angeles Community Garden: E. 8th & Tyler
Est. Aug. 2013
Lemon Grass Community Garden: E. 25th & Taylor
Est. Nov. 2013
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Esperanza Community Garden: 2115 Roosevelt St.
Est. April 2014 (20 beds dedicated to Faulk M.S.)
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Zulema Reyes - Belden Community Garden: 25 W. Fronton
Est. April 2014 (20 beds dedicated to Skinner Elem.)
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Rosemary Community Gardens: Austin Rd. & Crockett
(Portway Acres Park) | Est. Oct. 2014 | 24 garden beds
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The Community Garden program was created in 2013 to teach people how to grow their own food with organic methods. Through their
involvement with the community garden program, participants are taught how to save and make money; they save through growing their food and earn through an opportunity to
sell it at the Farmers’ Market. This program teaches food self-sufficiency and entrepreneurship.
Coming Soon
Coming Soon
BWC ENCOURAGES PARTICIPANTS TO SELL THEIR EXCESS HARVEST AT THE
BROWNSVILLE FARMERS' MARKET
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