St David's Foundation Community Garden

"We have so much fun stopping by here on our morning bicycle rides. Fun watching the butterflies and dragon flies. This really should be called The Lizard’s Riviera! There are so many and the frolic through the plots. A lovely space"

"My fiancé and I have been gardeners here for a little over 2 years and have enjoyed most every minute of it (who really enjoys gardening in August?). From monthly garden meetings and workdays to friendly conversation in the garden, we are always working to improve our skills and bring the community together!"

"This garden is a great place for growing community and veggies! It does take a lot of work to garden in Texas but if you don't know how you'll learn with some neighbors how to make it possible. Know that contracts start in January for a year in length. We do have an active wait list. 2 hours of work in community areas or business wise is necessary per month. We love having volunteers help on our monthly work days."

"This is a great place for folks to rent a garden plot to grow food for their families, and for visitors to wander about and observe different gardening styles. There is a chicken coop, enclosed beehive area, rainwater harvesting tanks, a brand-new paved hike and bike trail with a beautiful bridge, a creek flowing next to it, and a few wooden art structures that serve as large benches for those who want to just relax or read at the edge of the forested section of the garden. It’s a fun, tucked-away neighborhood gem."

"A well established community garden that seems to actually have a community. It seemed that there were a lot of plots and while most were well cared for, there were some that were ripe for a new gardener. There was a nice big compost pile. All watering is done by hand so I suspect a lot of people get a plot but then don't make it to the garden as frequently as necessary."