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Gardening Season 2026

Nov

13

November 13, 2026

40 S Fullerton Ave, 🇺🇸

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About This Event

Gardening Season 2026 is a series of ongoing events and activities throughout 2026, primarily hosted at community garden locations, with a key meeting point at 40 South Fullerton Avenue, Montclair, NJ.

What to Expect

  • A journey of learning about food production.
  • Opportunities for environmental action and local food solutions in Northern New Jersey.
  • Engagement in community gardens, serving as learning hubs and sources of fresh, nutritious food.
  • Participation in initiatives to protect natural spaces, restore habitats, and promote eco-friendly gardening methods.
  • The chance to nurture the earth, reduce your carbon footprint, and build lasting relationships with neighbors.

Who Should Attend

This event is suitable for both seasoned gardeners and those curious to learn about gardening and local food production.

Practical Information

The NEEC Community Gardens Volunteers Meeting takes place from 09:00 AM - 10:30 AM. No price information is available.

Programme

  • 09:00 AM - 10:30 AM The NEEC Community Gardens Volunteers Meeting
    • Led by Jose German Gomez, Essex County Certified Master Gardener and Founder of the NEEC.
    • Assisted by Amanda McCabe, NEEC Assistant Programs Director.
    • For volunteer opportunities related to environmental restoration and pollinator gardens, David Wasmuth, Chair of the NEEC, will lead separate meetings.
    • Meetings may vary depending on the location, which includes four community gardens in Montclair, one in Glen Ridge, and one in Passaic.

Topics

food production community gardening environmental activism sustainable practices pollinator gardens