An organic community garden for
residents of Barrington, RI

2021 plots are filled 

However, folks occasionally do drop out. If you'd like to be added to our waiting list, please send us a message. 

Work commitment

​2 hours of community work: As part of the Lease and Use Agreement, you agree to participate in two (2) hours of community work to assist in the care and maintenance of common areas and outer pathways of the garden. (Note this is down from 3 hours last year and from 4 hours the year before thanks in large part to the outstanding work you have done to bring the garden to this level.) PLUS...

Keeping north and east pathway clear of weeds: All lessees are required to keep the pathways on the north and east sides of their plot (5 feet out or to the next plot) relatively weed-free and well-covered with wood chips.

The initial weeding and placement of at least a one-inch layer of wood chips on the pathways must be completed by Sunday, June 6, 2021. 

Here are instructions on recording your work hours. 

Did you know that we use a solar-powered well? 

The Barrington Community Garden uses a solar-powered well for its water supply. You can read more about how this exciting project came to be. 

Free resources from URI

Download the updated URI Planting Calendar. This table lists the planting time and days till harvest by vegetable and is a great resource.  

URI Hotline: ​The URI Gardening and Environmental Hotline is staffed by trained URI Master Gardeners to help you identify plants and troubleshoot problems in the garden. Snap a photo with your smartphone and send it to gardener@uri.edu, or call (401) 874-4836 to speak to someone directly. 

Connect with us Facebook! 

Did you know that Barrington Community Garden has a Facebook page. This is a great place to post photos, ask questions (What is this weird bug on my squash), ask others for favors (Can anyone water my plot while I'm out of town), and more. ​

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    You have our word! We will never, ever share your email with anyone or send you any marketing material. We only use the bulletin to let you know when the garden registration is open and to give you pertinent information about the Barrington Community Garden. And of course, you can unsubscribe at any time. 
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One of the many donations that the Barrington Community Garden has made to area agencies. Last year 350 pounds of food were donated.