2022 Guilford Community Garden Directory Form

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Guilford Community Gardening is creating a Map & Directory, and we need your help!

We ask that ALL community & school gardens please submit an entry online each year, so that we can accurately share which gardens are active. If you need assistance filling out the form, please contact crystal_mercer@ncsu.edu or 336-641-2427.

Here’s how to submit your update:
1) Communicate with your garden group to submit ONE update. Please select one person who responds to email regularly, to be the contact for the Garden Directory.

2) Fill out this form to provide key information about your garden.

Email *

Garden Name *

Street Address *

City *

Zip Code *

Who has permission to see the community garden address? (please choose 1) *

Private -- the address will only be visible to NC Cooperative Extension Guilford County staff.

Public, Zip Code Only -- the zip code for the garden is visible in the public Guilford Community Gardening directory

Public, Full Address -- the full address for the garden will be visible in the public Guilford Community Gardening directory

Contact Information

The contact information will be kept PRIVATE, only visible to NC Cooperative Extension Guilford County staff.

Contact Person *

Contact Phone *

Contact Email *

Garden Description *

Please provide a general description of your garden (garden beds, plantings, activities, etc.). Be sure to include different ways that people can be involved with your community garden -- for example, if they can obtain a plot to grow food for their families, if there are ongoing volunteer opportunities or educational programs, etc.

Website (if you have one)

Estimated number of adults (18 years old and up) participating in the garden *

Estimated number of children and youth (under 18 years old) participating in the garden *

What is the primary purpose of your community garden? (Please choose only one.) *

Allotment Garden: Most spaces are assigned to individuals or families to grow their own food.

Food Donation Garden: The garden produces food for donation to people in need.

School or Youth Garden: The garden provides educational opportunities for children and youth.

Community Organization: The garden serves as part of an organization's programming.

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