Our take
Besides individual box rentals, members tend a communal plot whose 2026 list ran from tomatoes and garlic to quince, josta berries, hazelnuts and five kinds of squash. The surplus is shared or sold at Highland markets. The group has also written its own land acknowledgement and is planting a native plant area at the garden entrance this fall.
The facts
- Annual membership is $20. highlands.ca
- Communal produce is shared among members or sold at Highland markets. highlands.ca
- Members are planting a native plant area at the garden entrance in fall 2026. highlands.ca
- Ran workshops on year-round gardening, preserving and orchard pruning, and keeps a waitlist for garden boxes. highlands.ca
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Sources for this listing
Checked November 8, 2026. Built from public sources; nothing here is a firsthand review.


