The borough has eight community gardens. We have more than 1,000 plots that are available to residents, including full plots that measure three metres by three metres (10 feet by 20 feet), raised bins and half plots.

To get a plot, you must sign up for the waiting list. Unfortunately, the waiting time is currently greater than one year.

• At the beginning of the year, available plots are assigned to people who are on the waiting list by chronological order.
• One plot is assigned per address.
• Priority is given to borough residents.

Anjou has seven community gardens with a total of 550 small low-cost garden plots. Several of these community gardens include raised beds.

• The registration period for new gardeners runs until March 7, 2025. Please complete the registration form available below. The form is also available at the Centre communautaire d’Anjou, in the “bureau des loisirs”, Bibliothèque du Haut-Anjou or at the Accès Montréal Office, during opening hours.
• Gardeners must hold a valid “carte de citoyen” (in French) (resident card) to reserve a garden plot. 
• Given the limited availability of plots in some gardens, if your name is placed on a waiting list and you will be notified thereof.
• Residents who register after March 7 will be assigned a garden plot based on availability, or if required, they will be placed on a waiting list.
• Payment terms will be specified at the time of registration.

Location of gardens

• Parc André-Laurendeau
• Parc des Roseraies
• Parc Lucie-Bruneau
• Parc de Spalding
• Parc Roger-Rousseau
• Église Notre-Dame-d’Anjou (behind the church)
• Corner of Boulevard Châteauneuf and Boulevard Roi-René

Questions?

Call us at 514 493-8200 or send us an e-mail.

• PDF file Formulaire de demande du nouveau jardinier (In French)
• PDF file Règles de jardinage en vigueur (In French)

Waiting list

In order to obtain a garden, you must register to join the waiting list.

To do so, please contact the non-profit organization (NPO) NDG Food Depot.

The NPO will send you a registration form to complete, sign and return. You will need to provide identification and proof of residence to validate your eligibility. After your information is validated, your name will be added to the waiting list.

When a garden plot becomes available, the NPO contacts you.

Priority is given to residents of the borough.

Guidelines

By registering for the community gardens program, you must undertake to read the Reference guide for community gardens and comply with the code of conduct and the applicable regulations at all times.

Fees

• PDF file Renewal and registration form – community gardens – CDN-NDG (in French) [PDF 268 KB]
• PDF file Reference guide community gardens - CDNNDG [PDF 3 MB]
• PDF file List of prohibited plants in community gardens – CDN-NDG (in French) [PDF 163 KB]

By e-mail

You can register by phone. Borough residents are given priority.

Community gardens

• Jardins Remembrance
• Jardins Réal-Gareau
• Jardins Les petites-pousses

Collective gardens

• Jardin du soleil
• Jardin du Regroupement de Lachine
• Jardin Wilfrid-Vincent

By phone

• To get a garden plot, you need to add your name to a waiting list. Send the relevant horticultural society (Société d’horticulture) a written request, including the following: your full name, your address and home phone number, the name of the community garden, and your age group.
• Starting April 1, any available plots are assigned on a first come, first served basis.
• Borough residents are given priority.

Apply

By post mail

Cheque only

• Société d’horticulture de LaSalle

Case postale 3125, Succursale Lapierre 

LaSalle, Québec H8N 3H3

• Société d’horticulture des Rapides

Case postale 47089, Succursale Place LaSalle 

LaSalle (Québec) H8P 3V9

For more information

By phone

Contact the organization in your area and leave a voicemail message.

• Société d’horticulture de LaSalle - Jardin Charles-Nagy: 514-367-6000, ext. 6809
• Société d’horticulture des Rapides -Jardin des Rapides: 514-367-6000, ext. 6819

• You must register online.
• Starting March 1, any available spots are assigned to citizens whose names are on the waiting list.

Required documents

• To access the online registration and payment system, you will need a valid card from the Montréal Public Libraries Network. This card is available free of charge. To get it, you must show ID with a valid recent address. The Grande Bibliothèque (BAnQ) card is not accepted.
• Accès Montréal card or municipal tax bill or utility bill (with your address) or valid driver’s license.

Register to join the waiting list

In order to reserve a small garden plot, you must register to join a waiting list for the garden of your choice.

Garden plots are assigned based on the order of registration on the waiting list. Registering does not guarantee that you will have access to a garden plot during the year in progress or even in the following year.

Since residents who had access to a garden last year are given priority, we will contact you once the renewal period expires, i.e., when the number of available garden plots is confirmed.

Priority will be given to residents of the borough.

Residents have access to only one garden plot per address.

While waiting for a garden plot to become available, you can join one of our partners’ collective gardens (in French).

Once you are given a garden plot, you must pay the annual membership fee and provide the required documents.

Fee

Annual fee of $10, $15 or $20 payable directly to your garden committee.

There are three ways to make your payment:

• Online through the jardinsudouest.ca platform
• In cash paid to your garden committee as of May 1
• By cheque payable to your garden committee as of May 1 

In the latter two cases , you must provide your first and last name, telephone number and garden plot number.

• To get a garden plot, you need to add your name to the waiting list (in French) and provide proof of residence.
• Starting May 1, any available plots will be assigned on a first come, first serve basis.
• Borough residents are given priority.
• A maximum of one plot will be assigned to each address.

Required documents

Please attach a copy of one of these documents to your application.

• Municipal tax bill
• Utility bill showing your address
• Valid driver’s license
• Accès Montréal or resident card

The borough has two community gardens:

• Parc Oscar community garden
• Parc Tardif community garden

More than 150 garden plots are made available to residents:

• Full garden plots measuring three metres by six metres (10 ft by 20 ft)
• Half garden plots measuring three metres by three metres (10 ft by 10 ft)
• Raised beds 

In order to secure a garden plot,you must register on a waiting list at one of the éco-quartier’s 2 service points. Waiting times for a small garden plot can exceed one year.

• At the start of the year, the available garden plots are assigned to people on the waiting list, in chronological order.
• Only one garden plot per address is assigned.
• Garden plots are reserved for residents of the borough. 

Are you waiting for a garden plot to become available? Get informed about spaces in collective gardens (in French). 

Guidelines

By registering for the community gardens program, you must undertake to read the Reference guide for community gardens and comply with the code of conduct and the applicable regulations at all times.

Membership

Community gardens are open from May 1 until the last Saturday in October. The fee is payable annually at the time of registration. 

Registered users can occupy a garden free of charge. However, an annual membership fee is required to participate in garden activities and meet specific expenses set by the garden committee. The membership must be paid annually.

Full garden plots that become available are divided into half garden plots. Full garden plots are not offered to new gardeners.

Low-income applicants

Low-income earners may be exempted from paying the annual fee. They must present proof of low income (notice of assessment from Revenu Québec or the Canada Revenue Agency) at the time of registration.  Low-income thresholds are those set out on the Statistics Canada Web site.

• PDF file Reference guide community gardens - Montréal-Nord (in French) [PDF 689 KB]

Community gardens are temporarily located in the Université de Montréal Éphémères gardens.

• To get a plot in a community garden, you must add your name on a waiting list.
• You can put your name on the list for only one community garden.
• You can do this at any time throughout the year.
• Lists are sent to garden committees for follow-up. They will tell you when to go to the garden in order to register and pay.
• Borough residents are given priority.
• Only people who are assigned a spot will be contacted.
• Each year, shortly before the renewal time, the teams in charge of the community garden program will contact you to let you know when and how to register.

Fee

Annual membership fee of $25

• You can add your name to the waiting list.
• People whose name is on the waiting list for a garden plot will be contacted and offered one of the plots that is available once the renewal period is over.
• Plots are assigned to people on the waiting list on a first come, first serve basis.
• Being on the list does not mean you are guaranteed a garden plot this year, or even next year.
• There is a limit of one garden plot for each street address.
• You may add your name to only one waiting list for a garden in the borough.
• Borough residents are given priority.

Are you waiting for a space to become available? Use your gardening skills on public property by participating in the “Eco-quartier” campaign.

• PDF file Community Garden Management Registry - Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie (in French) [PDF 533 KB]

• To get a garden plot, send your request online or by mail during the registration period. This generally takes place between mid-March and mid-May.
• A draw will be held to assign garden plots to people who have sent a request.
• There is a maximum of one garden plot per address.
• Once selected, participants must show their Biblio-Loisirs card to get a plot.

Requested documents 

Hold a Biblio-Loisirs card

By phone

• You can add your name to the waiting list.
• Available garden plots are assigned to people on the list on a first come, first serve basis.

Required documents

Photocopy of one of the following proofs of residence:

• Municipal tax bill
• Utility bill
• Valid driver’s license

By phone

• Please contact the organization in charge of community garden activities you are interested in (see list below) for information about registration and fees.
• New membership requests are added to a waiting list.
• Borough residents are given priority.

Register

Jardin communautaire du parc Adrien-D.-Archambault
Managed by the Société d’horticulture de l’Île-des-Soeurs
Contact : [email protected]

Jardins communautaires Desmarchais et Woodland
Managed by the Société d’horticulture Les pouces verts de Verdun
Contact : [email protected]

Jardin communautaire du parc Lucien-Caron
Managed by the organization Jardin du Pacifique
Contact : [email protected]

• You can add your name to the waiting list for the garden of your choice.
• A person can register on the waiting list for one community garden only.
• People on the waiting list will be contacted only if garden plots become available.
• Having your name on the waiting list does not guarantee that a garden plot will become available during the year in progress or during the following year.
• Garden plots are allocated based on the order of registration on the waiting list.
• Limit of one garden plot per civic address.
• Borough residents are given priority.

Required documents

One of the following proofs of residence:

• Municipal tax bill
• Utility bill
• Valid driver’s license
• Accès Montréal card
• Bank or credit card statement
• Office municipal d’habitation de Montréal lease

• You can add your name to the waiting list at anytime.
• Available garden plots are assigned on a first come, first served basis.

• PDF file Waiting list form - Community gardens Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension (in French) [PDF 144 KB]
• PDF file Management booklet - community garden - VSP (in French) [PDF 7 MB]
• PDF file Pamphlet - community garden - VSP (in French) [PDF 4 MB]

By mail