Even when our gardens rest, the Grow & Give spirit keeps blooming. This winter, we’re connecting our community to trusted food access partners, family-friendly volunteer opportunities, and practical resources . Together, we can continue spreading care, kindness, and nourishment all year long.

Starting a garden can feel overwhelming—so many plants, tools, and techniques to learn. If you're new to gardening, you might worry about doing it “wrong” or not having a “green thumb.” But here’s the good news: gardening isn’t about perfection. It’s about experimenting, learning, and having fun along the way.

New to Grow and Give? Here’s your Starter Guide!

Here’s our Neighborhood Sharing Stand Guide to help neighbors set up and maintain a successful community-sharing spot!

Want to be part of Grow & Give but prefer a “set it and forget it” approach? Perennial flowers, herbs, and vegetables are a perfect solution. These plants return year after year with minimal effort, making it easy to share homegrown beauty and food without constant replanting or intensive care.

Want to start a garden but dread the thought of digging up your yard? No-dig gardening is a simple, effective way to create a thriving garden without breaking your back.