Community Garden Program

About us

The Turner Farm Community Garden Program blends collaborative community methods with innovative urban farming to connect people to their food. By pairing sustainable, biological agriculture with experiential learning and civic engagement, we empower neighbors to grow together—one vegetable garden at a time.

Our Gardens

The Turner Farm Community Garden Program directs and cultivates four community gardens. We also collaborate with several others around the Cincinnati area.

Price Hill Community Garden collage with 5 people holding various vegetables and flowers in the background.

Price Hill Community Garden

Three Sisters Garden

Person with a straw hat, blue shirt, and blue jeans, sittting down washing a carrot with a hose and sprayer. There is a collage of pictures around this person including green beans, strawberries, and a large slug.

East End Community Garden

Winton Terrace Community Garden

Collaborative Garden Projects:

  • East End Gateway Community Garden

  • Franciscan Community Garden 

  • Winton Church Community Garden

  • Best Point School Garden

  • Aiken High School School-Based Community Garden

Gardening Resources for Your Home Garden
Four people weeding onions in a large garden

Interested in Volunteering? Fill out our interest form HERE!

Freshly tilled garden ready for seeds. There is a large bush on the left side and a garden with netting over it on the right side.

Have a question about our Community Garden Program, or would like to collaborate? Contact us HERE!