Some of the members of the Summer Teen Employment Program of Godman Guild, preparing for a day in the garden.

http://nature.berkeley.edu/urbanbeegardens/

Rain Barrels at www.rainbrothers.com

"Growing to Green" at Franklin Park Conservatory and receiving the Columbus Foundations Scott's Grant helped give our garden a great start.

Community Gardens give power to citizens to create change in our neighborhoods and grow our own food while we're at it.

The Graham High School students touring the old Columbus Coated Fabrics site. We discussed how our community garden has added fresh produce & beauty!

utube interview with teens at The W.I.C. FARMERS MARKET

Surly Girl and Betty's support community gardening. We have an ongoing partnership selling our beautiful flowers and produce.

The Weinland Park Community Garden Mural looking its best with children dancing on the stage in front of it.

Our garden crew selling our produce at The W.I.C. Farmers Market. Our garden is a component of The Godman Guild Teen Education and Employment Network.