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.
Garden plots will be allocated consistent with Grow Regina‘s previous practices and its obligations under both its Lease and the Community Garden Policy. Grow Regina Membership is open to all residents of Regina with membership being confirmed through the rental of a garden plot and/or orchard plot. Up to 2 additional members may share a plot for a fee of $5.00 each.
Garden Applications 2024
Returning Gardeners
- Returning Gardeners will receive an email to renew their plots in February each year..
New Gardeners
- We have a long wait list for new gardeners each year. We offer plot to the people on this wait list first.
- For a list of other community gardens in the city please click HERE
Plot sizes in feet and 2021 fees
- Large – 20′ x 20′ ………………………………………………. $76.00
- Standard – 10′ x ’20………………………………………….. $38.00
- Small – 10′ x 10’………………………………………………… $19.00
- Garden Box – 10′ x 3.5’…………………………………….. $12.00
- Accessible Gardens …………………………………………..$17.00
Grandfathered 20′ x 30′ plots belong to the original gardeners. These extra large plots, upon surrender, will no longer be available for assignment because of the demand for community gardens. These plots are not transferable to other family members.
Garden plots are allotted on a first come – first serve basis with priority given according to the following order:
- Returning gardeners in good standing requesting the same plot
- Returning gardeners requesting a different location or size
- Gardeners on Wait List
- New gardeners
*Good standing refers to adherence to Grow Regina Guidelines
*New gardeners will be assigned a large 10′ x 20′ plot for their first year. When returning in good standing a larger plot may be assigned the following year. There is a limit of one 20×20 per household.
- If you do not tend to your garden before June 10 we will consider it abandoned and will re-assign it.
It is your responsibility to read the Grow Regina Guidelines before applying for a plot.
The garden is inspected throughout the season and email notices will be sent out to gardeners if the guidelines are not being met. Failing to take action in the recommend time may result in penalties.
- You may be asked to take a smaller garden plot the next year
- You may lose your garden
Contact Grow Regina if you need a notice explained. If you get a final notice after a fair warning, you may be asked to leave.
Garden Boxes are an option at Grow Regina. Perfect if you want to enjoy community gardening but do not have the time or experience to manage a larger plot. There is enough space to plant a salad garden and to enjoy fresh garden veggies through the summer.
Grow Regina Community Garden 