Love to garden here! All my neighbor gardeners are so friendly. I get inspired by all the…read moredifferent flowers and vegetables they grow.

Been a here a couple of times for Eagle Scout projects & loved the concept. I even got to ride the…read morecool cowboys tractor the last time. Granted it doesn't move yet but still super fun photo op. The garden is a little oasis in the busy rush & push of South Scottsdale. Gotta love that. Give it a try. You'll love it.

I love everything about this organization! They are doing amazing things. They area a none profit…read morethat's focused on all things gardening. The organization is modeled after "The Little Free Library" I donated $50 from their website and got a jar of their custom blended tallow face and body cream. I'm so stoked that they do this. It could've been a limited time thing, not sure...

Aloha ~ I've only recently began using the Tallow creams, mainly as a facial moisturizer after…read moreshowering, & especially after shaving.. it's wonderful, smells delightful, & "agrees" beautifully with my skin.. Vastly preferred to Petrochemical based box-store nonsense! Please keep up the good work (& products!) - ChAd M​

While it is unfortunate that food deserts exist in Phoenix, it is heartening to know that there are…read morecommendable efforts to correct this situation. One of these efforts is this community and urban incubator farm which was established by Cultivate South Phoenix (CUSP) to give residents of South Phoenix affordable access to healthy food while encouraging them to appreciate active living and healthy roots of their cultures. At the Saturday farmer's market you can get very locally grown produce and craft items while taking in the cultural performances of local talents. The site of Spaces of Opportunity includes a 10-acre incubator farm where quarter-acre to one-acre plots of land are made available with a preference to farmers who are part of the South Phoenix community and who have limited resources. Also, community members can rent a plot to plant, grow and harvest produce for their own use or to share with others - and the rental fee is an super-affordable $5 a month! I love that here I was able to get fresh locally grown produce as well as craft items to be given as presents and in so doing I celebrate the culture and encourage the efforts of South Phoenix gardeners, farmers and farm workers.

I visited Project Roots on an expedition with UA and I had a great time learning about the farm and…read moreenjoying the weekend market. I highly recommend paying Spaces of Opportunity a visit.

This club meets monthly to discuss herbs, the many varieties, place of origin, as well as their…read moreculinary and medicinal applications. Members share edibles that incorporate the highlighted plant. The Extension Herb Garden has many of the different varieties being presented so there's always an opportunity to view their growth for planting ideas, flowering, lighting, and such. And many of the club members, kindly referred to as "Herbies or (h)erbies, meet monthly to participate in the care and maintenance of this garden. Occasional presenters are invited to present further education in their profession/business. They frequently bring live herbs to sell and have seeds from the garden, labeled and well packaged for home planting for just a buck. Overall a friendly group and well presented info.

I have Little Free Library duty for two weeks. I can't imagine there are too many families with…read morechildren visiting much with the 100 degree temperatures. If you use the playground early, then yes. Time to grab a good supply of books to fill up the box. Free parking available.

Free little library, rentable plots for gardening, gorgeous flower beds, & one of the best…read morerestaurants in Mesa: Republica Empanada! Beautiful and well maintained in our little urban oasis in Mesa, Az.

Video of the peaceful Mesa Urban Garden with water sounds, birds singing, colorful flowers and…read morebutterflies. Learn to grow today.