Community Gardening in Sudbury

Published May 16, 2007 | Conservation Commission | Updated March 12, 2020

Community Gardening in Sudbury

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The Sudbury Conservation Commission provides gardening plots at the Lincoln Meadows conservation land (north side) off Lincoln Rd. Plots are 30′ x 30′ for $20 per season. Plots come plowed & staked with composted manure available on site. For information on Sudbury Community Gardens, use this link: https://sudbury.ma.us/conservation/?p=536 For an application, please email the Conservation Department at concom@sudbury.ma.us or sudburycommunitygarden@yahoo.com or by phone at (978) 440-5471, and for additional information. Thank you.

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The Sudbury Conservation Commission provides gardening plots at the Lincoln Meadows conservation land (north side) off Lincoln Rd. Plots are 30′ x 30′ for $20 per season. Plots come plowed & staked with composted manure available on site.

For information on Sudbury Community Gardens, use this link: https://sudbury.ma.us/conservation/?p=536

For an application, please email the Conservation Department at concom@sudbury.ma.us or sudburycommunitygarden@yahoo.com or by phone at (978) 440-5471, and for additional information. Thank you.

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