Established in 2018 to provide people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds with a quiet and enjoyable space to grow organic fruits, vegetables and herbs, learn about gardening and build relationships.
Registration and Plot Information
We assign plots each year starting February15th through May 31st, as space is available. If your request is received after the cutoff date for plot assignments, or there are no available plots, you can add your name to our waitlist. To learn more about our Garden, please review our Frequently Asked Questions section.
Returning Gardner’s
Returning gardeners will be assigned the same plot at last year, unless there is a change in the program, or they request a different location. Due to heavy demand, returning gardeners are limited to one (1) plot total. If you wish to have more than one plot, you must wait until after the renewal period which end May 31st.
2025 Plot Sizes and Annual Fees will be posted in January
Garden Enthusiast Plot (4’ x 20’) – Available only for families, groups or experienced or returning gardeners.
Wheelchair Accessible Plot – Best suited for individuals with limited mobility or wheelchairs.
Square Foot Plot (4’ x 4’) – Ideal for new gardeners or for individuals who only need a small space.
Friends and Neighbors Plot (4’ x 6’) – Ideal for individuals willing to work side-by-side, new gardeners or individuals who need a small space.
Beginners Plot (3’ x 5’) – Ideal for new or inexperienced gardeners
Conservation NewsRoosevelt Community Garden Project
The Roosevelt Community Garden is Up and Running
On Saturday, June 9, 2018, North Shore Land Alliance and the Roosevelt Community officially opened to the Roosevelt Community Garden.
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MSC Industrial Supply has generously volunteered its staff for many years on Land Alliance projects. This year, MSC team members celebrated Earth Day at the newly founded Roosevelt Community Garden.
Continue readingRoosevelt Community Garden Project
North Shore Land Alliance, in partnership with Nassau County and the Long Island Community Foundation, is in the process of establishing a community garden in Roosevelt on a 10,000-square foot property owned by the County
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