The City of Davis Parks & Community Services Department operates the Community Gardens located at 1825 Fifth Street, at 1701 Harvest Street (the Cannery), and at 300 Grande Avenue. The annual (January to December) rental fee allows the City to provide land, water and limited facility maintenance and administrative staff support.

The Community Gardens provide opportunities for positive social interaction and recreation for all ages and abilities. The Community Gardens offer a welcoming outdoor community space where the focus is on people, sustainable and organic gardening, learning and teaching.

These Community Gardens policies support a positive gardening experience in active and productive garden plots, which are an asset to the community. By following the policies and guidelines, you show your commitment to the Community Gardens.

2024 Community Gardens Policies and Information

Renewal Form 2024 - Returning Gardeners Only

For more information about the garden or to check on plot availability, please contact the Community Garden Coordinator:

Community Gardens Coordinator phone: 530-757-5626 registration@cityofdavis.org

City of Davis Attn: Community Gardens Coordinator 23 Russell Blvd. Davis, CA 95616

The following links are provided as a convenience to users of the Community Gardens. The City of Davis is not responsible for the content of these websites.

Master Gardener Program

The University of California Cooperative Extension in Yolo County established the Master Gardener program in 1994. Consultation topics include vegetable gardening, small-scale fruit production, and general home horticulture.

UC IPM Online

Established in 1980 with the California State Legislature's support and encouragement, the University of California Statewide Integrated Pest Management Program (UC IPM) develops and promotes the use of integrated, ecologically sound pest management programs in California.

Sacramento Community Garden Coalition

The SACGC is a grassroots group made up of Sacramento and surrounding area Community Gardeners, Community Volunteers, School Garden participants, and Master Gardeners united by a common cause: to bring more Community and School Gardens to the Sacramento Area.

Kid's Garden Bibliography

Hosted by the California Academy of Sciences Library, this site provides links to a variety of web sites for children to learn more about gardening, plants, and plant biology.

Vegetable Gardening

Hosted by the University of California Cooperative Extension Vegetable Research & Information Center. VRIC's mission is to foster appropriate research, collect and disseminate information relevant to consumers, growers and processors in the California vegetable industry and to continue its role as a leader and nationally-recognized source of research and information in support of the vegetable industry.

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