Community gardens

Salvation Army Waterloo Community Garden

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Grow and harvest your own produce.

Grow and share fruit and vegies

Even if you don’t have the space or resources, you can still keep your green thumbs busy by getting involved with a community garden.

Community gardening offers you the opportunity to grow and harvest your own produce. It also creates more green patches of vegetables, plants and flowers across the city.

Contact this garden to see how you can help or join.

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