Grow Regina Community Garden

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Addressing the Gopher Issue Within the Garden

Gophers, while a natural part of the local ecosystem, can create challenges when their populations grow—especially in areas used for walking, recreation, and community enjoyment. Their burrowing can affect the landscape and, in some cases,…

2026 Garden Inspection Schedule

Updates

Garden Inspection Schedule: June 25, 2026 July 20, 2026 August 31, 2026 September 28, 2026 Final Inspection: October 13, 2026

Update Your Contacts – New Email Addresses Added

Updates

Update Your Contacts – New Email Addresses Added We’re excited to streamline our communications with you! To ensure you receive our messages without the hassle of spam filters, please add the following email addresses to your contacts: General…

About us

Grow Regina Community Garden

Grow Regina was established in 1994 through a partnership with the City of Regina and The Regina Food Bank, creating one of Regina’s largest community gardens. Starting with 127 plots, it expanded to 275 by 1997, feeding hundreds of families. After relocating several times, Grow Regina secured a permanent 3.5-acre site at McLeod Park in 2007, supported by donations from YARA Belle Plaine and grants from the City of Regina.

Today, it operates as a non-profit, offering garden plots and promoting fresh food, sustainability, and community building.

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Grow Regina Community Garden Guidelines

Purpose of the Guidelines is to ensure gardeners have a positive gardening experience and to maintain the high standards required by Grow Regina.

Read these guidelines when applying for a plot

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The Garden

Grow Regina strives to provide a fair and satisfying gardening experience for all of our gardeners. The gardens sit on a city park therefore, we must keep the gardens well maintained, beautiful and safe for all.

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The Orchard

Grow Regina provides an opportunity for Regina residents to plant a fruit tree or to adopt a tree from our mature orchard.

Applications for the Orchard are taken throughout the year.

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Accessible Gardens

Grow Regina has two accessible raised gardens, the original Evergreen garden and our new Farm Credit Canada garden.

The Evergreen accessible raised gardens

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Volunteer

Grow Regina is entirely run by volunteers working together building a beautiful garden with community spirit. Working in the garden is beneficial for both mental and physical health plus it enhances social bonds and belonging.

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