Grown in Detroit

GROWN IN DETROIT fruits and vegetables are grown by families and youth in community gardens and urban farms throughout Detroit, Highland Park and Hamtramck. These gardens and farms beautify the streets, improve property values, build relationships between neighbors and reduces crime. The fruits and vegetables grown in these gardens are produced without synthetic chemicals, pesticides, fertilizers or Genetically Modified (GMO). These sustainable farming practices benefit the environment by building healthy soil and promoting clean water and air. The growers use careful handling practices before and after harvest as well.
Locations for Grown In Detroit Markets:
Northwest Market-Parking lot of Bushnell Congregational Church 15000 Southfield Fwy Detroit, MI 48223 (northbound service drive)
WSU Market-In front of Meyer & Anna Prentis Bldg (across from Detroit Public Library) 5201 Cass Avenue, Detroit, MI 48202
Eastern Market-2934 Russell Street, Detroit, MI 48207
East Warren Family Market-Pizza Hut parking lot at Warren and Bishop Street

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Clarkston Gardens

Looking to save money on vegetables this summer? Have you been meaning to get outside more? Then mark your calendar to spend some time in the Community Garden this summer. More Information