Come and garden with us!
Community gardens are for all levels of knowledge and curiosity.
It’s the perfect place to :
- Develop gardening skills
- Discover new vegetables and recipes to prepare them
- Socialize and meet new people
- Access fresh fruit and vegetables, depending on availability in the garden
- Participate in the vitality of your neighbourhood
- Take part in an outdoor activity
Find out more about how you can get involved, whether you want to take part in the landscaping chores of the installation of the Promenade des saveurs or sign up for the gardening season.
Opportunities for involvement
Occasional needs: landscaping chores of the installation of the Promenade des saveurs
In spring and fall, take part in the Promenade des saveurs landscaping chores!
These essential garden chores are the perfect excuse to get some exercise outdoors in a friendly atmosphere!
The tasks are usually demanding: lifting loads, shovelling soil, carrying a wheelbarrow and more.
How can you take part in the landscaping chores of the installation of the Promenade des saveurs?
Fill in the volunteer shift form on our volunteer portal and select the desired time slot.
Time slots will be added to the form in April.
This is a punctual need; you can participate in the installation without signing up for the season.
Regular gardening season
First time in the garden?
Come and meet us! Choose “Participate in a discovery workshop” in the registration form and select the time slot that suits you best.
This first meeting is an opportunity to discover our gardens and receive additional information about our workshops.
Sign up now. The season starts at the end of May!
Ready to sign up for the season?
Sign up for the time slots that suit you by selecting “Sign up for gardening season” in the registration form.
Your regular attendance is important for the cohesion of the group. Please let us know if you are unable to attend the workshop you have registered for.
Sign up now. The season starts at the end of May!
Types of sessions and gardening schedule
For garden schedules and locations, please see the 2024 season brochure (French only) and calendar below.
To discover the different types of gardening sessions, consult the following sections:
Gardening workshops
Combine theoretical learning with gardening. These workshops begin with a 15-20 minute theoretical section on a specific topic (e.g. tomato pruning).
Maintenance session
Get your hands dirty! Maintenance sessions are an opportunity to take the time to take good care of the garden and to do some of the more time-consuming tasks, such as repairs, staking and weeding.
