Community gardens are wonderful assets for a community.
Become a part of this “Growing” trend!

Would you like to grow your own fresh produce or flower gardens, but feel you don’t have enough space or time?  The GVR Metropolitan District started a community garden in 2009 within the open space at the 4000 Argonne Street location (neighboring the Marrama Elementary School) which presents GVR Homeowners and residents an ideal gardening opportunity!

For more information on the GVR Community Garden, email Sabrina Foss-Stockwell at assistant@gvrmetrodistrict.com with your contact information and she will get in touch with you as soon as she can! Or stop by the District’s office today and become part of this great community program!

{Garden plots fill quickly each year.  Spots are filled on a first come first serve basis.}

The map above is the most recent visual of how the Community Garden has been set up.  The plots are 24′ by 24′ and rent for $85 per plot.  Since this garden is subsidized by the GVR Metro District, anyone living outside the District boundaries who do not pay property taxes to the District will be charged an additional $10 non-district fee.

Gardening Resources:

Websites:

Please note: these are external links to outside resources and the GVR Metro District does not have control over their web accessibility. 

Denver Urban Gardens
Gardening by Tess
Western Gardeners
Nick’s Garden Center
Colorado State University Extension
Planttalk Colorado
Veggie Gardener
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