Partner gardens, farms, and orchards

Farm Philly works with partners who lease or use park land for agriculture projects with a public benefit. These include:

• Community orchards.
• Community gardens.
• Demonstration gardens.
• Education farms.
• Production farms.
• Food forests.

Farm Philly collaborates with program and policy partners to work on a variety of initiatives. These include:

• Community agriculture.
• Land and food justice policy.
• Food access programs.
• Education and training.
• Workforce development.
• Community programs.
• Farmers markets.

View the orchards, farms, and other agriculture projects currently operating at Parks & Rec sites. For more details, use the contact information provided at the top of each entry.

For more information about how to partner with Parks & Rec, contact farmphilly@phila.gov.

Partner list

Land project partners

• Fair Amount Food Forest
• Federation of Neighborhood Centers
• Fox Chase Farm
• Master Gardeners Demonstration Vegetable Garden & Food Forest
• Sankofa Community Farm at Bartram’s Garden
• Saul High School
• The Spring Gardens
• Strawberry Mansion Orchard & Gardens
• Woodford Mansion Orchard

Program and policy partners

• Centennial Parkside CDC
• East Park Revitalization Alliance
• Fairmount Park Conservancy
• Institute for Local Self Reliance
• Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Tribal Nation
• Neighborhood Gardens Trust
• PowerCorps PHL
• Philadelphia Food Policy Advisory Council (FPAC)
• Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia, Garden Justice Legal Initiative
• Penn State University Extension Office
• Penn State Master Gardeners
• Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
• Philadelphia Orchard Project
• Soil Generation
• The Food Trust