Address: 621 5th Street, Green Bay, WI 54304
Special thanks to the City of Green Bay for land use.

Total Number of Plots at Site: 40

Water: Water is available in a large tank between the plowed beds and in a tank by the raised and no-till beds. Tanks are filled by volunteer labor from Schroeder’s Flowers. Gardeners are encouraged to mulch and conserve water whenever possible.

Fencing: The plowed and raised bed gardens are not fenced in. Gardeners are encouraged to put up their own temporary fencing at the beginning of the season, due to animals. Fencing must be removed at the end of each season. (Note: The no-till garden is fenced, but installing additional personal fencing is recommended, as many animals still enter the garden area.)

Planting Restrictions: The tilled garden is tilled twice a year. Because of this, all plants must be annuals.

Compost: The 5th St Garden does not have a compost system.

Waste:  There is not a garbage can available at the 5th St Garden. Waste must be carried out.

Address: 508 8th Street, Green Bay, WI 54304
Special thanks to the City of Green Bay for land use.

Total Number of Plots at Site: 25

Water: Water is available at a water station with three spigots and generously provided by the City. Gardeners are encouraged to mulch and conserve water whenever possible.

Fencing: This garden is not fenced in. Gardeners are encouraged to put up their own temporary fencing at the beginning of the season, due to animals. Fencing must be removed at the end of each season.

Planting Restrictions: The garden is tilled twice a year. Because of this, all plants must be annuals.

Compost: The 8th St Community Garden does not have a compost system.

Waste: Waste must be carried out.

Address: 600 Augusta Street, Green Bay, WI 54303
Special thanks to Green Bay Plastics for land use.

Total Number of Plots at Site: 31

Water: Water is available in a large volunteer-filled tank on the north side of the garden, next to the shed. The program pays for the water and gardeners are encouraged to mulch and conserve water whenever possible.

Fencing: This garden is not fenced in. Gardeners are encouraged to put up their own temporary fencing at the beginning of the season, due to animals. Fencing must be removed at the end of each season.

Planting Restrictions: This garden is tilled twice a year. Because of this, all plants must be annuals.

Compost: The Maple and Augusta Community Garden has a compost bin structure that is not actively used for composting. Gardeners pile plant waste in the bin and the City then hauls it away at the end of the year. Anyone interested in actively maintaining this compost bin should contact the garden coordinator.

Waste: There is not a garbage can available at the Maple and Augusta Community Garden. Waste must be carried out.

Other: Gardeners must weed the paths around their plots. This area is each gardener’s responsibility, and failing to weed makes it very difficult for others to access their plots. Laying down cardboard or other mulch at the beginning of the season can be very helpful in preventing weed growth.

Address: 3435 Church Road, Green Bay, WI 54311
Special thanks to Sisters of St. Francis of the Holy Cross for land use.

Total Number of Plots at Site: 27

Water: Water is available at a water station with three spigots at the front of the garden. Gardeners are encouraged to mulch and conserve water whenever possible.

Fencing: This garden is not fenced in. Gardeners are allowed to put up their own temporary fencing at the beginning of the season, due to animals, but most gardeners do not find this necessary. Fencing must be removed at the end of each season.

Planting Restrictions: This garden is tilled annually. Because of this, all plants must be annuals.

Compost: The Church Rd Community Garden does not have an active compost system.

Waste: There is not a garbage can available at the Church Rd Community Garden. Waste must be carried out.

Other: Paths around the garden are rutted and can become extremely muddy after rain. Gardeners are encouraged to use caution and park by the water and walk to their plots if needed.

Gardeners must pull their cars well into the community garden area before parking. Gardeners may not park along Church Road, as it is unsafe and part of the area is posted as “No Parking.” 

Address: 600 Cardinal Lane, Green Bay, WI 54313 (Behind Green Bay Community Church)
Special thanks to Green Bay Community Church for land use.

Total Number of Plots at Site: 48

Garden Access and Parking:  No parking on grass areas; parking available in lot (please only park in designated parking lanes).

Water: Water is available at the faucet at the side of Community Church, across the parking lot, next to the doors. A hose may be available for gardeners; please make sure to replace after use. Please make sure water is turned off when not in use.

Fencing: This garden is not fenced in. Gardeners are strongly encouraged to put up their own temporary fencing at the beginning of the season, due to animals (deer in particular). Many gardeners find black netting to be effective. Fencing must be removed at the end of each season.

Planting Restrictions: This garden is tilled twice per year. Because of this, all plants must be annuals.

Compost: The Community Church Community Garden does not have a compost bin.

Waste: There is not a garbage can available at the Community Church Community Garden. Waste must be carried out. Please do not use onsite church dumpsters.

Other: Gardeners must weed the paths around their plot. This area is their responsibility, and failing to weed makes it very difficult for others to access their plots.

In addition to fencing, many gardeners make their own scarecrows to keep the deer away. Some ideas are hanging CDs, metal pie tins, or an old shirt. Anything that makes noise, moves, or is reflective can help scare animals away. 

Address: 1004 N Irwin Ave, Green Bay, WI 54302
Special thanks to the City of Green Bay for land use.

Total Number of Plots at Site: 33

Water: Permanent water source available. Gardeners are asked to try their best to conserve water, as water is used quickly at this garden. Please note raised beds, in particular tabletop beds, dry out quickly and often require more frequent watering.

Fencing: This garden is fenced in, though smaller animals are able to enter. Gardeners are allowed to put temporary fencing around their plots, but most gardeners do not find this necessary. Fencing must stay within gardeners’ plots and must be removed at the end of the growing season.

Planting Restrictions: This garden is tilled annually. Because of this, all plants must be annuals

Waste: There is a black garbage bin next to the garden shed.

Other: Gardeners are also responsible for weeding the woodchip/gravel area around the edge of their plots.  

Address: 1315 Lime Kiln Road, Green Bay, WI 54311
Special thanks to the Salvation Army Kroc Center for land use.

Total Number of Plots at Site: 25
Total Number of Raised Beds at Site: 3

Water: Water is available at a permanent water station near the front of the garden. Gardeners are encouraged to mulch and conserve water whenever possible.

Fencing: This garden is fenced in, though smaller animals can enter. Gardeners are allowed to put temporary fencing around their plots, but most gardeners do not find this necessary. Fencing must stay within gardeners’ plots and must be removed and taken off the property at the end of the growing season, by the garden close date. 

Planting Restrictions: This garden is tilled annually. Because of this, all plants must be annuals.

Compost: The Kroc Center Community Garden does not have a compost bin.

Waste: There is not a garbage can available at the Kroc Center Community Garden. Waste must be carried out. 

Address: 411 Gray Street, Green Bay, WI 54303
Special thanks to Church of the Annunciation for land use.

Total Number of Plots at Site: 32

Water: Water is available in a large tank filled. Gardeners are encouraged to mulch and conserve water whenever possible.

Fencing: This garden is not fenced in. Gardeners are encouraged to put up their own temporary fencing at the beginning of the season, due to animals. Fencing must be removed at the end of each season.

Planting Restrictions: This garden is tilled twice a year. Because of this, all plants must be annuals.

Compost: The Annunciation Community Garden does not have a compost bin. Please do not put plant material in the grass surrounding the garden.

Waste: There is not a garbage can available at the Annunciation Community Garden. Waste must be carried out and not stored onsite.

Parking and Garden Access: IMPORTANT! Gardeners may NOT park in the parking lot next to the garden on Sundays from 7am-11am because of church services.

Please make sure to keep rocks, weeds, and garden materials out of the grass surrounding the garden, as these interfere with maintenance activities.

Address: 863 Killarny Trail, De Pere, WI 54115
Special thanks to the De Pere Lions Club and to the City of De Pere for garden support and land use.

Total Number of Plots at Site: 25

Water: Water is available in a large tank filled by the City of De Pere. Gardeners are encouraged to mulch and conserve water whenever possible.

Fencing: This garden is not fenced in. Gardeners are allowed to put up their own temporary fencing at the beginning of the season, due to pests. Fencing must be removed at the end of each season.

Planting Restrictions: This garden is plowed annually. Because of this, all plants must be annuals.

Compost: The Lions Community Garden does not have an active compost system.

Waste: There is not a garbage can available at the Lions Community Garden. Waste must be carried out.

Other: Please keep all materials, including rocks, off the grass so as not to interfere with mowing.

Please park in the park’s parking lot and not in adjacent apartment buildings’ parking areas.

Please do not walk in neighbors’ yards and stay within park boundaries.

Address: 2421 West Point Road, Green Bay, WI 54304
Special thanks to Bridge Point Church for land use.

Total Number of Plots at Site: 32

Water: Water is available in a large tank. Gardeners are encouraged to mulch and conserve water whenever possible, as water is used quickly and the cost is billed to the program.

Fencing: This garden is not fenced in. Gardeners are strongly encouraged to put up their own temporary fencing at the beginning of the season due to deer and other animals. Fencing must be removed at the end of each season.

Planting Restrictions: This garden is tilled twice a year. Because of this, all plants must be annuals.

Compost: The MacArthur Heights Community Garden does not have a compost bin.

Waste: There is not a garbage can available at the MacArthur Heights Community Garden. Waste must be carried out and not stored onsite.

Other: IMPORTANT! Gardeners may NOT park in the parking lot next to the garden on Sundays from 8am-12pm and Wednesdays from 6-8pm because of church services. No parking on the grass area.

Please make certain to weed the paths around your plot. This area is your responsibility, and failing to weed makes it very difficult for others to access their plots.

Please make sure to keep rocks, weeds, and garden materials out of the grass surrounding the garden, as these interfere with maintenance activities.

Address: Near the intersection of Lake Largo Dr and Largo Ridge Dr in Green Bay, WI 54311

Number of Plots at Site: 8

Address: 1531 Main Street, Green Bay, WI 54302
Special thanks to the City of Green Bay for land use.

Total of Plots at Site: 14
A large variety of plot sizes, please see Main Street Map (below) for dimensions.

Water: Water is available at a permanent water station near the front of the garden. Gardeners are encouraged to mulch and conserve water whenever possible. A special thank you to AG Excavating for the donation of the permanent water source!

Fencing: This garden is fenced in, though smaller animals can enter. Gardeners are allowed to put temporary fencing around their plots, but most gardeners do not find this necessary. Fencing must stay within gardeners’ plots and must be removed and taken off the property at the end of the growing season, by the garden close date.

Planting Restrictions: The garden is tilled twice a year. Because of this, all plants must be annuals.

Bathroom: There are no bathroom facilities on site. 

Parking: This garden is in a neighborhood, please park on street. Please no parking on the grass. Follow street parking regulations. The Brown County Community Gardens Program is not responsible for parking tickets or towing expenses. 

Compost: The Main Street Garden does not have a compost system. 

Waste: There is not a garbage can available at the Main Street Garden. Waste must be carried out. 

NOTE: This garden is for veterans. Participants are asked to show proof of military service. The Green Bay Vet Center also holds a weekly gardening group at the garden throughout the summer.

Address: 920 Emmet Street, Green Bay, WI 54303
Special thanks to the City of Green Bay for land use.

Total Number of Plots at Site: 18

Water: Water is available at a water station with spigots on the western corner of the garden. Water is also available in a large tank on the eastern side of the garden, next to the shed. This thank is generously filled by the Green Bay Metro Fire Department. Gardeners are encourage to mulch and conserve water whenever possible.

Fencing: This garden is not fenced in. Gardeners are encouraged to put up their own temporary fencing at the beginning of the season due to animals, including deer. Fencing must be removed at the end of each season.

Planting Restrictions: Most of this garden is tilled twice a year. Because of this, all plants must be annuals, except in designated perennial sections. Contact garden coordinator if interested in growing perennials.

Compost: There is not an active compost system at the Veteran’s Garden, thought there are onsite tumblers. Please contact the program if interested in initiating and maintaining regular compost maintenance.

Waste: There is not a garbage can available at the Veteran’s Community Garden. Waste must be carried out.

Other: Gardeners must weed the gravel around their plots, if applicable, as this area is their responsibility. Gardeners may not put rocks in grass, as they interfere with mowing.