Seed St. Louis is excited to announce the start of a new 26,000-square-foot food demonstration garden at 5575 Enright Ave, just north of the Delmar Divine, bounded by Enright Ave., Clara Ave., and Clemens Ave.
Designed to both inspire and educate, the garden will offer hands-on learning for students, adults, and community members of all ages. A variety of educational programs will be available, including exciting new collaborations with Delmar Divine tenants.
This new destination will provide:
“This project represents the next chapter in our mission to cultivate healthy communities,” said Matt Schindler, CEO of Seed St. Louis. “We’re creating a space where education meets inspiration, giving students, adults, and families the tools they need to grow food, nurture their communities, and reconnect with the natural world.”
This transformative space will soon become a vital resource for the community, providing a dynamic, interactive setting for sustainable urban agriculture and food education.
If you have thoughts or ideas for the site, please reach out to us at [email protected].
How You Can Support
The creation of this incredible new garden is a community effort, and we need your help to bring it to life! From building sustainable infrastructure to funding educational programs, your support of the Cultivating St. Louis campaign makes it possible to create a space that will serve generations to come.
Your financial contribution will help us:
No gift is too small, and every dollar gets us closer to making this vision a reality. Naming rights are still available. Your donation may be tax-deductible and also eligible for Missouri NAP tax credits.
To learn more, please send a note to: [email protected].
Follow our progress and check back often for updates on construction, programming, and ways you can get involved.
William L. Clay Sr. Sculpture Park
In addition to our Food Demonstration Garden, we are also committed to revitalizing the William L. Clay Sr. Sculpture Park, located at 775 Clara Ave., St. Louis, MO 63112. We welcome your ideas and suggestions to help shape the future of this space. Please feel free to share your input with us at [email protected].
Are you ready to volunteer at a Seed St. Louis garden? Volunteering with Seed St. Louis is a great hands-on way for individuals and groups to support their community.
Need some additional guidance while expanding your green thumb? No worries, Seed St. Louis has a library of educational resources to support your gardening adventures. Explore our Tips and Tricks today!
