Thank You for a Fantastic Tour!
Utah's annual beloved tradition since 1996!
This year's garden tour was a huge success and most of all I loved seeing all your smiling faces!
We look forward to seeing all of you next year!
We are now currently preparing for our 2025 garden tour.
Please submit your garden below for consideration. Thank you! ❤️
NOTE (new dates): June 28-29, 2024
We have moved the tour to the end of June for several reasons (and they are good ones!)
We didn’t want to conflict with the Tooele Garden Tour, which is always amazing and you should go. And we didn’t want to conflict with Father’s Day weekend.
The end of June will give those landscapes more time to mature and look absolutely amazing and inspiring.
Get the lastest info regarding the
Hidden Garden Tour.
We are always accepting garden submissions! Thank you!
If you would like to help us out by volunteering, click below.
Watch these videos from our 2024 garden tour
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Carolyn Phippen Garden
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Lynn Anderson Garden
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Jay & Tami Minnick Garden
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Holly Sonntag Garden
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Olson Greenhouse Trial Garden
Earth Community Garden & Food Pantry (Non-Profit)
We sustain our organization by the donated services & goods offered by the community. We have many civic services that we provide to our communities including; fruit picking, gardeners’ markets, and free classes/workshops. We seek to work closely with ALL cities and organization to create similar groups within their communities. We love giving ideas and support to such groups, wherever they may be.
Why "Earth Community Garden"?
We started off as the “Holladay Community Garden” because all three gardens were located in the City of Holladay (Casto Home Gardens, Patch Garden Project, Farmers Market Garden).
When we “branched” out of Holladay, the original name did not seem as inclusive. So we thought about calling us “Utah Community Gardens” but we figured why stop there? “Earth” seemed to encompass it all! But now with water possibly being discovered on Mars, who knows . . . So now we are Earth Community GARDEN, not GardenS, because we all live in one big garden. The word “gardens” seems to divide rather than unite.
Each of us live on this big garden called Earth and we must all do our part to make sure our portion of the garden is cared for and tended. Whether it is; your own yard, the area outside your apartment, your business or the future site of one of these, we should all feel the need to beautify our surroundings in a responsible and sustainable way.
Our Mission
- Provide/maintain regenerative-organic community gardens.
- Actively preserve green spaces and open spaces.
- Create a stronger community by providing healthy pantry food, at our Community Pantry, for no cost to those in need of nutritional assistance.
- Educate the public by raising awareness about; the environment, environmental regeneration, xeriscaping, organic gardening & land cultivation by encouraging community involvement.
- Raise funds for regenerative-organic community gardens and community garden events.
Our Mission Organization
Earth Community Garden is a 501c3 nonprofit organization formerly known as Holladay Community Garden. Both Earth Community Garden and Holladay Community Garden act as an umbrella organization for all of our various community gardens.
We manage, sponsor and invest in gardens than look to bring about community building, peace and justice through sound methods of tending to gardens. Each garden that we develop, promote or fund is unique in regards to how the garden operates with the populations they serve. For specific information on a particular garden, feel free to contact us.
Teaching Others
Part of Our Mission is to “educate the public.”
This includes the active teaching of those who have the ability to make positive changes in environmental practices.
We strive to empower minds to continually seek out innovative methods that improve the whole earth.
We try to teach sound gardening principles because one never knows who will be that one to revolutionize earth’s “community garden.”
ALL CLASSES WE HOLD ARE FREE!
THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for pulling this together. Highlight of my year. Thank you to all the generous gardeners. 
~ Vicki
