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EcoVillage Produce brings the bounty of fresh vegetables and herbs from the urban garden to your kitchen. We grow quality food products, use and improve the quality of neighborhood land, create personal relationships in the neighborhood, and increase our personal financial well-being. A full menu of vegetables is available at the Gordon Square Farmers’ Market. It’s all about food and people!

Locations: West 57th near Lorain Avenue at Ithaca Court Community Garden and 6207 Pear Avenue

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Urban Growth is a quarter-acre entrepreneurial urban farm on the Near West Side of Cleveland. Incorporating diverse production models including permaculture design, biointensive mini-farming, and SPIN Farming, we aim for the sweet spot of profitability, ecological sustainability and community health.

Location: West 48th and Turn Avenue (south of Lorain Avenue)

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This garden, built over an asphalt parking lot, grows vegetables, berries, herbs, and flowers. It is being developed as an educational and market farm, to serve the neighborhood. It is also features a Thyme Keepers Herbs and Crafts garden. Using Permaculture principals, It demonstrates backyard sustainability practices such as: rain water use, run off best management practice, and native plantings for wildlife support. Tour the garden and feed the chickens.

Location: 3919 Lorain Ave. (Between W. 38th & W. 41st)
gattherroundfarm@yahoo.com

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This farm was established in 1988 and is located 1 mile from downtown in the historic Tremont Valley along the TowPath Trail. Mr. Hooper's locally organic grown produce has been a staple at many events such as the Hessler Street Fair and the Tremont Arts Festival. See working compost, wildflower beds, and a working greenhouse with mushrooms. Enjoy salad greens, artwork by local students and a musical guest. Camping sites available.

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Stop by and see our beehives and taste some
sweet local honey. Learn how we grow shitake mushrooms on hardwood logs. Learn about raised bed growing and the use of hoop greenhouses
to extend production. Our pie cherries should be about ripe and there might be some early rasberries. email: dotzero@gmail.com

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Blue Pike Farm is the first farm started in Cleveland in the 21st century. The 1 acre plus facility in the St. Clair-Superior neighborhood grows seasonal vegetables using natural and recycled inputs along with an Integrated Pest Management system. Visitors will see season extension, plasticulture mulching, drip-tape irrigation, raised bed growing techniques and bee hives.
Location: 900 E. 72nd Street (¾ mile south of the Memorial Shoreway (1-90) and just north of St. Clair)

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Dilapidated houses, abandoned buildings and a spirit of poverty have plagued Central Avenue in Fairfax. A few neighbors began to look around and thought it would be nice to Green It Up! Visitors can expect to see a variety of fruits and veggies, high-tunnels, a greenhouse, beautiful landscape and flowers and a community working together.
Location: E. 79th and Central Avenue (The lot is gated. It is across from a church called the Faith Tabernacle.)

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Vel Scott's Garden on University Circle is a blend of market and community gardening. The garden is in its first year of major soil remediation and bed building. Plants that tolerate unamended soil are being grown for market side-by-side with traditional annual crops in raised beds. We'll be taking a tour of the grounds.
Location details: Corner of Frank Ave & Petrarca Rd, just south of Stokes Blvd

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The 8-acre site has been run as a farm for about 18 years. We use antique tractors for all farm chores. Come enjoy our farmers market and taste our products! Tinkers Creek runs through the property. Wear walking shoes if you want to go on a nature walk. Later in the day we will be having a cookout and fire. All are welcome!
Location details: 6845 Richmond  and Forbes in Glenwillow. Take 271south out of Cleveland. Exit at Forbes road. Go left. Drive till road ends (1-2 miles off freeway. When Forbes deadends, you are at the farm!)

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