Tampa Eden Project

Tampa Eden Project In an effort to raise awareness of the importance of local agriculture and urban gardening, we install gardens at homes throughout Tampa.

Building gardens to engage communities in the production of their own healthy food and medicine, as well as to nurture connections between people and the natural world. Interested individuals, families and communities will not be denied a garden based on their inability to pay as there is a for-fee component to our ministry. We seek to educate ourselves and our community about how to garden and what we can do to reduce the environmental and social impact of the globalization of our food.

07/05/2020
Pics from this past Saturday at the Ybor St Garden.
05/14/2020

Pics from this past Saturday at the Ybor St Garden.

We had our monthly free market at the Ybor St Garden this morning. There was quite a bit to harvest and share with folks...
04/12/2020

We had our monthly free market at the Ybor St Garden this morning. There was quite a bit to harvest and share with folks too! --> Everglade tomatoes, collards, broccoli, mustard greens, radishes, turnips, nasturtiums, and fresh herbs all given to people from the community. It wasn't our busiest market for obvious reasons, but we were able to share nearly 193 lbs of food with neighbors. We were also able to construct and give away 2 milk crate planters, complete with a cherry tomato plant, a small pepper seedling, and garlic chives.

Another great day at the Ybor St. Garden, hosting the Kinship free market, sharing fresh harvested veggies from the gard...
03/15/2020

Another great day at the Ybor St. Garden, hosting the Kinship free market, sharing fresh harvested veggies from the garden, and some anti-viral herbal tea with neighbors. We also got to finally plant a Ruby Supreme Guava tree!

Our Monday evening harvest team needs some new recruits!
03/14/2020

Our Monday evening harvest team needs some new recruits!

This is where I will dump photos of our ongoing garden project at Waters Ave Church. Huglekulture mounds and raised beds (soon fruit trees too!) Produce fresh fruits, veggies, and herbs for our weekly community Free Market. Come out to 609 W. Waters Ave. Mondays at 5pm to help harvest!!

This is where I will dump photos of our ongoing garden project at Waters Ave Church. Huglekulture mounds and raised beds...
03/14/2020

This is where I will dump photos of our ongoing garden project at Waters Ave Church. Huglekulture mounds and raised beds (soon fruit trees too!) Produce fresh fruits, veggies, and herbs for our weekly community Free Market. Come out to 609 W. Waters Ave. Mondays at 5pm to help harvest!!

More from today! 🌻🥦🥕🌽🍅
02/08/2020

More from today! 🌻🥦🥕🌽🍅

A few photos from Ybor St Garden's free market today.
02/08/2020

A few photos from Ybor St Garden's free market today.

We had a great harvest from Waters Avenue Church Garden yesterday. The huglekulture keeps getting better and better!
01/14/2020

We had a great harvest from Waters Avenue Church Garden yesterday. The huglekulture keeps getting better and better!

Some photos taken today at our Ybor St Garden work day. I'm having trouble adding them to the album, so just putting up ...
11/10/2019

Some photos taken today at our Ybor St Garden work day. I'm having trouble adding them to the album, so just putting up in a post. The weather was amazing! We met some new folks, and harvested some sweet potatoes. It was a great day. 🐓🦋🌿

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2924 Ybor Street
Tampa, FL
33605

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm
Saturday 9am - 5pm
Sunday 9am - 5pm

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+17028097505

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Tampa Eden Project is a grass roots initiative utilizing principles from permaculture and urban agriculture as tools for community engagement in the production of food. We seek to build stronger more self-sufficient communities by building community gardens in low-income areas, while seeking to engage, learn from and teach neighbors about working with natural ecosystems to sustainably produce food.