Four Seasons City Farm

03/27/2026

Join us by for these events and $20 gets you a long wide row to plant your own.
Details are in this flyer.
For growing your own, we pay the water, the soil is good but we do ask that you help with some chores or serivces in the community garden as we grow food for pantries and those in need of fresh, nutritous food.
WWW.EarthDayColumbus.org is how you sign up for volunteer spots.
WWW.FourSeasonsCityFarm.org is how to get your growong row and/or volunteeer witrh us this.
Links to our contact info and for donating are on our .org site shown above.
[email protected] is our contact info.

02/17/2026

Our monthly meetings are the third Tuesday of each month and are at 1101 Bryden 43206 form 6 p..m. to about 7:15 p.m.
Tonight's guest speaker is Nick from Franklinton Farms.

02/02/2026

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𝐎𝐡𝐢𝐨 𝐆𝐚𝐫𝐝𝐞𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐂𝐚𝐥𝐞𝐧𝐝𝐚𝐫
Source: OSU CFAES

NOTE 1: We are blessed with two growing "seasons" in Ohio -- the cool spring and fall months, and the warm/hot/humid summer months. This expands the kinds and quantities of plants we can grow here - if you respect the needs of your plants!

NOTE 2: CGS will sell fat, happy asparagus crowns in early April. You can pre-order your plants now!

> Planting dates are based on Zone 6a. Spring planting dates should be adjusted 1 week earlier for Zone 6b and 1 week later for Zone 5b.
> Soil temperature is *more important* than air temperature when planting seeds. COOL SEASON vegetables require soil temperatures above 55F . WARM SEASON vegetables require soil temperatures above 75F. Warmer soils speed germination.
> Most vegetables can be planted starting July—September for a fall garden. Check varieties for the number of growing days needed for a crop and com-
pare with first frost date in order to make sure that there are enough growing days remaining.
> Cool season vegetables can stand light frost and may continue growing until a hard freeze.
> Vegetables to be transplanted in the spring should be started indoors approximately 4 weeks prior to planting date on calendar.
> Cool season vegetables are generally those in which the plant is eaten (i.e. leaves, stems and roots). Sweet peas are also included.
> Warm season vegetables are generally those in which the fruit of the plant is eaten (i.e. tomatoes, peppers, corn, etc.)
> Cover crops can be planted as soon as the garden is finished in September or October

Please share this info with your edible gardening friends!

01/19/2026

We hosted about 30 students from The Ohio State University on this "Day of Service" to honor MLK jr and the legacy.
We put seeds into soil trays and shucked pinto beans out of their casings and the students said they learned a lot about community today.
They were very interested in coming back in the Spring and joining us as we grow produce for Neighborhood Services, Inc Food Pantry.
This is a day of abundant sunshine and hope for humanity.

01/16/2026

This Tuesday, January 20th is our monthly meeting and all are welcome to join us from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at 1101 Bryden Rd 2d floor of Old First Church (rear entrance).
Street parking at S Ohio and Bryden and lot parking available east of the church.
Topics will include but are not limited to: our "614" art grants project at Carpenter and E Mound, website/social. media needs, treasurer's report, update on Knoll View apartments for the permanent residences of the currently homeless near E Mound and Carpenter, MLK jr Day of service report, partnerships and neighborhood engagements.

08/01/2025

Last night at the Columbus Metropolitan Library downtown, we competed in a "yacht" race against 27 other social service organizations. Kiwanis Club of Columbushosted this grand regatta.
Our partners at Neighborhood Services, Inc Food Pantry (pantry) finished second, while we ended up in the top eight.
It's a yearly way to help find funds for these community-based organizations.

07/24/2025

Find us as a participant and place a vote for us.
We'll do our best at the wee yacht race at the downtown library on 7/31/2025 5-7.

Fundraiser for Columbus Kiwanis Foundation

07/21/2025

Thanks to Sabrina Reynolds-Wing, our interns, Anthony Alfred (The Bee King) and a host of volunteers, we're staying busy at 913 E Mound Street 43205.

06/17/2025

Our monthly always open to the public meeting is tonight 6/17 at 6 p.m. at 1101 Bryden Avenue 43205 (rear door entrance).
We may go to our big garden at 7:15 p.m for a tour and look over.
If we do, a sign will re direct attendees to 913 E Mound 43205.
Here are some photos from the big garden taken yesterday.
Individual plots are available and we hope to get our flowers ready for purchase soon.

06/16/2025

Our monthly meeting is open to all and it's June 17th from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
We will start at the church at 1101 Bryden 43205 (rear door entrance) and after an hour or so, we'll head over to 913 E Mound - "The Big Garden).

06/05/2025

Always nice to be recognized.
Our community garden plots donate food to area pantries.
Plots are also available for individuals at our 913 E Mound Street 43205 location.
Great soil and water are provided.
Inquire via [email protected]

🌎 Happy World Environment Day! 🌿

Today, we’re celebrating some amazing Community Shares members who are making Central Ohio greener and healthier:
• Central Ohio Green Education Fund
• Four Seasons City Farm
• Friends of Goodale Park
• Ohio Ecological Food and Farm Association
• The Ohio Environmental Council
• Simply Living
They’re working hard to protect our environment, promote sustainable farming, and inspire eco-friendly living. Let’s give them a big shoutout for all they do to care for our planet! 💚