PLOT RENTAL INFORMATION
Interested in renting a plot?
Plots are rented on a first come, first serve basis. Be sure to get your application in soon to reserve yours for the 2018 growing season!
2018 Rental Rates: One 6' x 6' plot: $30.00 Two 6' x 6' plot: $60.00 Three 6' x 6' plot: $90.00 Four 6' x 6' plot: $100.00 Wausau Urban Community Gardens offers sliding fee rates for those eligible. Please contact us to determine your discounted rate. |
Garden Expectations
* I agree to water, weed and care for my garden weekly. * I agree to put away community garden tools once I am done using them. * I understand that the garden administrator can reclaim my plot if it has not been maintained for two weeks. * I understand that no pets are allowed into the community garden. * I agree to be respectful of other individuals' spaces and property. To receive the full listing of garden expectations, to receive more information about plot rental, or to fill out an application form, please contact our AmeriCorps Member at Bridge Community Health Clinic by phone at (715)261-2123 or via email at paulk@bridgeclinic.org Download application here |
Useful Links:
http://hort.uwex.edu/
http://urbanext.illinois.edu/veggies/basics.cfm
http://fyi.uwex.edu/garden2table/
http://wpt.org/gardener/index.cfm
http://www.communitygarden.org/
http://urbanext.illinois.edu/veggies/basics.cfm
http://fyi.uwex.edu/garden2table/
http://wpt.org/gardener/index.cfm
http://www.communitygarden.org/
Comments from our Gardeners & Community Members:
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"My life is better. It has been many years (25) since I last did some gardening. It was great to grow things and it was fun. I loved the exercise.”
“I enjoyed being able to raise some of my own produce and share it with others. There’s something very satisfying about eating directly out of one’s own garden.” |
“It was great to have the ability to pick fresh ingredients/foods during breaks during the work day.”
“Healthier for my kids, able to can lots of veggies for use over the winter.” |
"Local good produce to eat & share; a greater sense of health and calm in my life.”
“I tried new foods, was proud of growing my own food.” “Having fresh food was great for my family this season.” |
"I wanted to share my experience from the Bridge Community Garden. This has been a fantastic program for my family and me. It has provided my family and I with education, growth as a family, hands on, and best of all, the bounty of the garden while living in the city. We are now reaping the rewards of fresh organic vegetables that we grew ourselves through the summer. From canning, freezing, or just pulling the ripe red tomatoes off the vines and eating them. We sure would not have had this experience if it wasn't for all the help from the community in providing the gardens. Thanks to all who made the project possible! I'm a single mother of two daughters that love fresh vegetables!"
-- Tammie Workman, plot renter |
"I knew that Bridge Clinic was actively involved with a community garden. What a great way to help the patient get fresh vegetables and give him pride in growing it himself. He stated that he knew a thing or two about gardening and would be interested in a plot but could not afford one. I found an anonymous donor for him and he was at the garden every day and even shared some of his produce with our interpreter. He grew tomatoes, peppers, onions, herbs and much more. He had the best looking plot in the garden.
Sometimes as a diabetic educator you assume that patients can always get access to three meals a day." -- Abby Schroeder-RN, Diabetes Educator, Bridge Community Health Clinic (Printed with patient permission) |
