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Keep it growing

If you've ever bought a plant from our tables, you've already supported this work. Here's how to widen the circle.

Join the Outer Ring Give once

First, a thank-you

Our Nursery isn't a store with a cause bolted on; it IS the cause. Every purchase already funds the Community Farm's free harvest, our free education, and everything else. So before any ask: if you've shopped with us, thank you. What follows is for those who want to do more.

Join the Outer Ring

A spiral holds its shape because the outer ring keeps steady while the center grows. That's what monthly donors are for this garden: a small, dependable circle that lets us plan seasons ahead instead of month to month.

How often
How much

$10 a month keeps a farm bed in compost.$25 a month sends a school class through the garden.$50 a month plants and tends a neighborhood fruit tree.Every dollar widens the circle.

Thank you. You just widened the circle, and the garden knows it.

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Spiral Gardens Community Food Security Project is a 501(c)(3); donations are tax-deductible. Prefer paper? Checks to 2830 Sacramento St, Berkeley, CA work beautifully too, as they have for thirty years.

Give a Sunday instead

Money grows this garden; hands grow it faster. Farm volunteering is drop-in on clear-weather Sundays 1 to 5, and the Nursery welcomes drop-in help during open hours. No experience needed.

How Farm Sundays work Nursery volunteering

Other ways to help

Help us grow

  • Shop first.

    Need plants anyway? Buy them here; that's the whole model.

  • Spread the word.

    Follow and share @spiralgardensofficial; tell a frustrated gardener where the forgiving plants live.

  • Partner with us.

    Schools, organizations, and food-policy collaborators: we've been at this thirty years and love good company.

Take one, or take all three