HOW TO JOIN

Come to a Garden Day at 10AM for an orientation, pay the dues, sign up for a work team and collect your key. Click for more details about joining the Warren St. Marks Community Garden.

BECOME A MEMBER!

WHAT THE CLUCK

Bwak! Meet the stars of Warren St. Marks Community Garden: Dominique, Dolly, Reba, Bandit, Petrichor, Dreamy Creamy-the most coddled, beloved hens you’re ever likely to meet.

MEET THE CHICKENS

GARDEN PLOTS

All garden members may share in the harvest of the community plots: beds labeled A, B, C, D, E, F, and G. We ask that anyone picking produce take a few and leave some for others.

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KID'S CORNER

The community’s youngest gardeners take root at Warren St. Marks Community Garden as hands-on members! Events and projects for children are held all season.

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INSTAGARDEN

The votes are still being tallied, but the final c The votes are still being tallied, but the final contest for Bottom Hen seems to be between incumbent Dolly and newcomer Sweet Pea, with a strong third party showing by Pumpkin. Come welcome the new girls—as well as incoming adopted ladies Eleanor, Frittata, and Porridge this Sunday in the garden! 🐓 🗳 #peckingorder #welcometotheparty
Album drop by “The Broodies,” a band whose sha Album drop by “The Broodies,” a band whose shared origins are the @warrenstmarksgarden and taking care of rescue chickens. Featuring such hits as “Hen Pecked,” “Chocka-Chocka,” and “God Save The Grubs.” Get your advance copy today. 👩🏼‍🎤🤟🏽
As the @warrenstmarksgarden garden bends toward au As the @warrenstmarksgarden garden bends toward autumn, these huge tousled blossoms in a members’s plot remind us that the garden is bountiful, beautiful, and not to be put to bed too quickly. #dahlia #gardenlife #stopbyandsayhi
“Mantis” comes from the Greek word “mantikos “Mantis” comes from the Greek word “mantikos,” or “prophet.” Whether they can see the future is unknown—but with only one ear, they probably can’t hear it! Another interesting fact about praying mantids is that they attack their prey from the air, often dropping from high heights and rolling mid-flight. Perhaps that is what this one was doing clinging to the bricks above the mint plot.... And careful, their heads turn 180 degrees. They seeee yooou 👁

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