Community Garden
A Community Growing Together
The 15th Annual Farmers Market
Find us on the Husky Plaza Monday's now through October 21 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for fresh produce, jams, pickles, and more!
Let's Garden!
The 20th season of the SCSU Community Garden is here! Enjoy produce, pickles, and jam from the garden at the 15th annual Farmers' Market on the Atwood Mall Monday's from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Garden Closing - Free basil!
Cold nights are coming. Free basil is being offered at the garden after 4:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 11. The garden will be put to bed for the year Saturday, Oct. 26. All are welcome to participate.
If you have a question about the garden or would like to become involved somehow, do not hesitate to contact reach out.
See you in the garden!
Tracy Ore, Garden Director
Email: teore@stcloudstate.edu
Text/phone: (320) 492-6724
If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need.
Plant These Seeds
Where Roots Take Hold
A beautiful diversity of living things have been sown and harvested in the St. Cloud State University Community Garden — all because 17 years ago Tracy Ore planted her vision and her knees on a scrubby patch of campus land on Fifth Avenue.
Tracy Ore and the multigenerational team of volunteer gardeners and community partners she has attracted to the garden have grown a rich array of produce, flowers and relationships on what soon became a campus/community intersection for cultivating what Ore calls "environmental and community sustainability."
It's a true community garden, an idea Ore says germinated as a result of one of those conversations that happen when a wonderful mentor comes along to change the trajectory of your life.
