Get Green with the Whitewater Community Garden
Find out what makes Whitewater Community Garden a unique Community Garden and learn how you can become a sponsor, member or volunteer.
We’re located near the Whitewater Innovation Center on
1201 Innovation Dr, next to the soccer fields.
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Explore our website to find out what’s growing at Whitewater Community Garden and put your green thumb to work with us.
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We can’t wait to meet you!
Learn about the Community Garden
Our Work
30 plots are available to the public with the idea of bringing together
community members of all ages and cultures from the Whitewater area.
Water is provided by the City of Whitewater and is free to the members. The main source is located on the property with additional hoses throught the plots.
There is also a locked shed filled with everything you need to tend to your plot.
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Whitewater Community Garden (WWCG)
is reserved for residents of the Whitewater, WI.
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Our 20X20 plots are available at NO COST for the 2020 season due to
the economical crisis that we are facing today.
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$35 refundable deposit will be asked for new members.
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The WWCG MUST receive the deposit for an application to be accepted.
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The refundable $35 deposit will be returned after the close
of the garden season, if the gardener maintains their plot
during the season and also cleans up their plot by November 2020.
Plots are assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.
We’ve been working since 2009 to grow local and healthy produce
in an open space that enables residents
to be involved in planting, growing, and maintaining a garden.
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We encourage you to join us and contribute towards making a difference.
So what's the next step???
1. Download an application,
read over the rules and guidelines, to see if joining is right for you.​
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2. After your application has been received,
we will then schedule an ORIENTATION at the garden to finalize plot selection
and finish the application process.
Contact
Interested in getting involved with Whitewater Community Garden?
Please send us an email.
"Nature never did betray the heart that loved her"