The Cambie & 59th Temporary Community Garden is a temporary growing space in the South Vancouver neighbourhood of Vancouver, BC, Canada. The garden is located at the corner of Cambie Street and 59th Ave West. The temporary growing space was assembled in September 2018 and has 100 community garden beds, in addition to seating, garden art and a community noticeboard! This allotment garden is for community members to grow food and flowers. 

To contact the garden manager of Cambie & 59th Temporary Community Garden, please email: garden@communitygardenbuilders.com

GARDEN SPONSOR

Wesgroup is proud to sponsor the Cambie & 59th Temporary Community Garden and hope the neighbourhood finds great enjoyment in the space provided. As a family company with more than 50 years of operations in the Vancouver area, we are passionate about building communities and are thrilled to bring more gardens to Vancouver’s urban areas. 

GARDEN Sign-up: Join here!

Register online to be allocated 1-3 garden bed(s) at the Cambie & 59th Temporary Community Garden! Registration is now open and plots are currently available. Join garden here!

GARDEN RULES & GARDENER AGREEMENT

In order to participate in the garden spaces, we require each Gardener to adhere to our Garden Rules and agree to the Gardener Agreement.

NEW GARDENER FAQ

1) Who can join the garden? Anyone! We aim to create an accessible, welcoming space for all community members to participate. 

2) What does it mean to 'join' the Cambie & 59th Temporary Community Garden? Each new gardener can sign up to use 1 to 3 garden beds to grow food and flowers. Each bed is 4' x 3.3', offering 13 sq. ft. of growing space/bed. The cost of using each garden bed is $15/year/bed. This includes: access to great soil in a raised bed, water access (garden hoses) and monthly emails and updates. Please let us know if the annual Garden Fees are restrictive; we aim to create an accessible growing space for all community members.

3) How long will the garden last? In short: one growing season at a time. We take each year growing season by growing season, and we'll be sure to let any gardeners know about future plans for the property.

Any more questions, please contact: garden@communitygardenbuilders.com