Bountiful cities ​GARDENS

Pearson Food Hub and Garden
The Pearson Garden is considered the flagship garden for Bountiful Cities and the site where Bountif…

Joyner Community 
Bountiful Cities received this property in 2006 and built the soil for 3 years waiting for the surro…

Falconhurst Community 
​In 2018 an Asheville resident donated a one-acre tract of land  to Bountiful Cities. Located near Haywood Road in the Falconhurst community…

school gardens 
​Managed by Bountiful Cities    

Hall Fletcher FEAST Garden
The Hall Fletcher Elementary / FEAST Garden and Cooking Program’s mission is to promote healthy eating…

Lucy S. Herring Elementary Peace Garden
The Herring Peace Garden is an outdoor learning laboratory designed to educate the whole child and com…

Francine Delany New School for Children
Located in West Asheville, the FDNSC gardens and orchard...

Asheville Edible Parks 

These parks and food forests are managed in partnership with Bountiful Cities, the City of Asheville, and Community Members.

  Dr. George Washington Carver Edible Park
  Located just behind Pack Square off of Charlotte  Street, this oasis of fruit trees, perennial bushes and other edible plants. We hold volunteer workdays once a month...

West Asheville Food Forest Located at 198 Vermont Ave, Asheville, NC 28806, the park was established 15 years ago. It features over 15 diverse varieties of fruit and nut trees. 

Tempe Avery Montford Community Center Located at 34 Pearson Drive, Asheville, NC 28801, the park was established in 2016. It features a diverse variety of fruit and nut trees.
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Hot Springs Elementary School Garden
Located at Hot Springs Elementary School in Hot Springs, North Carolina, here children engage with gardens and the outdoors. We learn about soils, seeds, sprouts, and snacks!

Isaac Dickson Elementary Garden consists of raised beds, a "touch and feel" garden, a greenhouse, a pollinator garden, and smaller ornamental beds...​

community gardens we partner with:

Elder And Sage Community Garden
Since our opening on June 1, 2017, our core group of elder volunteers have been hard at work transforming this city-owned gravel lot into an oasis... 

Southside Community Farm (SCF) is an urban food space in the historically segregated Black Southside neighborhood of Asheville, North Carolina, which exists on stolen Cherokee land. Since 2014, SCF has been a BIPOC-centered space ...​

Root Cause Farm
​The Root Cause Farm is a diverse and open community of volunteers who grow and give away organic food. U…

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Shiloh Community Garden 
The Shiloh Community Garden was established in 2005. The property was donated to the Shiloh Community Association by Lawrence Wilson...

Eliada’s Campus Farm
The program provides food and educational opportunities for our 400 students and residents 365 days of the year. The farm currently consists of three growing facilities; a geodesic Grow Dome, a hoophouse, and a market garden...

Dr. John Wilson Garden
Founded in 1997 by Dr. John Wilson, the Black Mountain Community Garden moved to its current site on…

Sand Hill Community Garden
Sand Hill Community Garden is supported by Buncombe County Parks and Recreation, located next to the…

Grace Covenant Community Garden
The Community Garden is a three season garden, tended spring through fall.  In addit…

Peace Gardens & Market
Peace Gardens and Market is part of the vibrant heartbeat within the diverse Burton Street Com…

WECAN Community Garden
West End/Clingman Ave neighborhood. Contact: Joe Fioccola