Welcome to the Woodfield Community Garden!

Launched in 2025, the Woodfield Community Garden is a vibrant growing space at Woodfield Apartments in Kentwood, MI, bringing residents of all ages and backgrounds together to grow food and community.

Mission

The Woodfield Community Garden is a beautiful community green space where neighbors grow organic, fresh food; build community pride and strength through neighborhood and educational events; and learn from each other by growing together.

Vision

We believe everyone should have access to healthy, fresh food. The Woodfield Community Garden provides the space, tools, and learning opportunities to grow food, flowers, and herbs; centers and celebrates our diverse community across ages, backgrounds, and cultures; gives opportunities to work in companionship with nature and each other; and above all supports physical, mental, and community health.

Become a Gardener

Are you interested in gardening with us? Welcome! We have several types of plots in our organic garden space, with various sizes and needs accommodated.

Check out the Woodfield Community Garden Rules here.

Sign up here to apply for a garden plot.

Contact our team for more information.

Announcments

Latest news and updates

Nature-Based Garden Planning and Seed Swap

Gardener Orientation and Spring Work Day

Planting Party and Garden Open House

Dig Deeper

From first-time growers to seasoned gardeners, the Woodfield Community Garden invites you to grow your own space and join our thriving community.

  • Located northwest of the Woodfield Apartments Leasing Office and just southwest of 6047 Woodfield Dr. SE between two garage buildings. 
  • Open to all Woodfield Apartment residents.
  • Launched in Spring 2026 with planned individual garden beds, shared growing areas, a seating area for community gatherings, and more. 
  • Learn to grow organic, fresh vegetables, herbs, and fruits for you and your family. All experience levels are welcome!  
  • Planned events for the community, including workdays, educational workshops, and informal gatherings, creating opportunities to meet neighbors and strengthen community ties. Shared efforts help build connections and make the garden a welcoming, collaborative space for all.
  • The garden is a collaboration between Woodfield Apartment residents, HOPE Gardens, Feeding America West Michigan, Land & Co., Woodfield Community Center, Refugee Education Center, MSU Extension-4H, and Kent District Library.
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