The Greenbelt Community Garden Club is the organizing body of gardeners who tend plots in Greenbelt's three community gardens.
The three community gardens are located in historic Old Greenbelt, Maryland. The plots vary in size.
- Henry's Hollow (pictured above) is directly opposite the GHI Administration building, accessed from Hamilton Place.
- Hamilton Garden is behind the boat and storage area at the end of Hamilton Place.
- Gardenway plots are accessed from the path that begins at the end of Gardenway toward the pedestrian footbridge.
Plots are assigned to one or more gardeners for the fee of $20 per season. Gardeners with assigned plots are considered Greenbelt Garden Club "members." Members in good standing have the option to retain the same plot in subsequent years. Vacated lots are allotted to applicants on a first come/first served basis. If you'd like a plot, we'll have information here SOON about how to apply.
More about the Club
In addition to allotting plots, the Garden Club maintains an online discussion group of members for sharing information, organizes garden clean-up days and other events, requests deliveries of mulch and wood chips from Greenbelt Public Works, hosts informational meetings, staffs a table at Greenbelt's Labor Day Festival, and creates work groups as needed to address concerns identified by members.
