Canmore Community Gardening Society (CCGS) is a place where community members can enjoy gardening in a town that has little private space for gardening. We are an organic garden with no pesticides or insecticides. As a wildlife friendly garden we maintain a 10 foot fence, we do not grow fruit in order not to attract bears and we are pollinator friendly. Updated July 2020.

Providing residents with the opportunity to grow together during Cochrane's gardening season for the past ten years, theCochrane Community Gardens Society (CCGS) not only provides the opportunity for individuals, couples or families to grow fruit, vegetablesor flowers, but also to connect with a community of like-minded people. The community garden space at Glenbow initially came to be ten years ago thanks to a town grant as well as grant monies received from the Cochrane Foundation. With the cost of water/delivery, insurance, and ongoing maintenance/repair of the boxes, the group is always ...

If you've got a green thumb this spring and summer season, why not get in on a last chance to have one of two community garden plots still available with Strathmore Communities in Bloom.The garden plots are raised plots that are available for a cost of $20 per season, located in the Garden of Eat'n.Robert Breitwieser a representative of Strathmore Communities In Bloom explained, "We have a play on words from the Garden of Eden, which is in the bible and the Garden of Eat'n is a community garden sponsored by Communities in Bloom that is located at Hope Community Covenant Church on Brent ...

The High River Garden Society is the governing body for McLaughlin Meadows and Riverside Community Gardens. These gardens are on public land owned by the Town of High River. There is a Community Garden License Agreement between the Town of High River and the High River Garden Society. Updated July 2020.