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Community gardens

Last updated February 17, 2021
RelatedTrees and GardensEcological TransitionNeighbourhood Life

Want to grow your own vegetables in a community garden? Several Montréal boroughs allow residents to do just that.

In most cases, residents of the borough where the garden is located are given priority when assigning the plots.

Several boroughs offer residents plots of land to plant a vegetable garden, at a low cost. In most cases, residents of the borough where the garden is located are given priority when assigning the plots.

The community gardens provide:

  • earth and sand
  • a water point
  • a shed or a toolbox
  • tables

A few boroughs also offer smaller gardens in raised beds, which are better adapted to people with limited mobility.

In several boroughs, the members of each community garden elect a committee to ensure that the garden is run smoothly, from the beginning to the end of the season.

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How-to

  • Get a plot in a community garden

How-to

  • Get a plot in a community garden

How-to

  • Get a plot in a community garden

This service is not offered in this borough.

How-to

  • Get a plot in a community garden

How-to

  • Get a plot in a community garden

How-to

  • Get a plot in a community garden

How-to

  • Get a plot in a community garden

How-to

  • Get a plot in a community garden

How-to

  • Get a plot in a community garden

How-to

  • Get a plot in a community garden
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