Fifteen Community gardens across metro Atlanta were recently awarded rich, organic compost in bright yellow bags thanks to Food Well Alliance and provided by Soil3, compost makers in southern Georgia.

Atlanta is lucky to have extended warm weather which makes it possible for many growers to grow in three (and many times four!) seasons of the year. The cubic yards of compost were delivered in perfect time for community gardens to plant fall crops.

Many congrats to the following community gardens who have extra help in the garden thanks to all the nematodes, fingi, protozoa and many other living beings in their nutrient-rich compost!

Historic Mableton Community Garden
Mableton

Still Elementary School Garden
Powder Springs

Austell Community Garden
Austell

Ujima Gardens
Lithonia

East Lake Highrise
Atlanta

The Wylde Center
Decatur

Hometown Harvest Garden of Tucker
Tucker

Medlock Park Community Garden
Decatur

Hillside Pantry Garden
Decatur

Garden Hills Elementary School
Atlanta

Nation of Islam Education Center of Atlanta
Atlanta

Gilliam's Community Garden
Oakland City