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Welcome to UCI’s
Anthill Village Community Garden
How to Join
(Currently there is a wait list)
Welcome
Our community garden is a place where people who enjoy gardening come together to work the soil and share their knowledge and experience with other gardeners. Our gardeners include UCI students, faculty, staff, and members from the community. Originally established in 1985, the garden has been located near two different UCI student housing complexes, most recently Arroyo Vista Housing. In June 2008 the garden was relocated to a new site next to Palo Verde Graduate Student Housing. The club name was changed to Anthill Village Community Garden.

The Garden Site
The new garden site is located along Anteater Drive between Palo Verde Road and California Avenue. There are 99 garden plots, each measuring 12 feet by 16 feet. There are eleven rows of gardens with four-foot pathways between the rows and a 24-foot center walkway. Click here for an approximate layout of the garden.

Costs and Membership
Annual fees are due February 20 and are $40 per plot for faculty, staff, and community members; UCI students pay $25 per year. Members are responsible for maintaining their plots according to the Constitution and Bylaws and Membership Agreement. Before a garden plot is assigned, gardeners must fill out and sign the Member Information Sheet.

How to Join
Currently there is a long wait list.  Please send an email to AVCG@uci.edu expressing your interest and your affiliation with UCI (student, faculty, staff, or community member).  When space is available you will be asked to read the Membership Agreement, fill out and sign the Member Information sheet, and send it with payment to the address below.

Contact Us
For additional information or if you have questions, our email and snail mail addresses are:

E-mail: AVCG@uci.edu      Mail: Anthill Village Community Garden
                    P.O. Box 5654
                    Irvine, CA 92616

  New Information!

  Coming Events

  Spring Bonanza in March 2012



Resources
  New!
  Vegetable Growing Calendar
  for Southern California


  Test results of AVCG
  Compost Sample


  Handout from Master
   Gardener talk on
   11/20/2010

  Useful Tips from Master
  Gardeners of OC.

  Warm Weather Vegetable
  Information

  Growing Tomatoes in the
  Home Garden

  Vegetable Garden Basics