Community Gardens

Volunteers

Cornucopia Community Garden

Cornucopia Community Garden is the City of Ventura’s largest community garden, with approximately 150 plots available for rent to community members. Managed by the Parks and Recreation Department, the garden attracts community members from all walks of life who come together to cultivate the land and enjoy the outdoors.

Garden Vegtables in a basket

Kellogg Community Garden

The Kellogg Park Community Garden is the City of Ventura’s newest community garden with 47 plots available for rent to community members. Managed by the Parks and Recreation Department, the garden attracts community members who come together to garden, enjoy time with neighbors, and celebrate their harvest.

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Two men gardening

Westpark Community Garden

The Westpark Community Garden has 22 plots available to rent to community members. Managed by the Parks and Recreation Department, the garden attracts community members who live near Westpark, enjoy cultivating the land, and celebrating their harvest.

  1. Rajon White
    Recreation Coordinator
    Email
    805-648-1895

Pollinators

Pollinators include many species of bees, butterflies, birds, lizards, insects, bats, even small mammals. Most visit flowers to drink nectar or feed off pollen and consequently transport those pollen grains as they move from spot to spot. This action helps fertilizer the plants and ensure their continued reproduction.

All pollinators play a vital role in pollinating most of the world’s flowering plants and continuing the production of our food supply. Learn more about the importance of pollinators and ways you can help protect them at: www.wildlife.ca.gov/Science-Institute/Pollinators