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Community garden software

One garden platform. A site for every neighborhood that wants to grow.

Each PUD, municipality, condo, or rooftop gets its own garden club — a page on collihort.com, or your own domain pointed at the same software. You choose which sections neighbors see. Updates reach every garden at once.

Start a solo garden now and grow on your own — or request a community site for a PUD, municipality, condo, or rooftop. Community gardens are reviewed; solo gardens go live as soon as you confirm your email. You can convert a solo garden later.

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Also browse garden networks, resources, and help.

Talk to Collihort

Search the map first. Then start a solo garden, request a community site, or ask a question. Write us or follow along: Facebook · Instagram @collihortgardens · hello@collihort.com.

Search Find a garden first

If the pin is already listed, open the live site or claim it. Do not fill this form for a garden that already exists.

Or browse Find a garden by city, state, or network.

A private garden for you. Plots, harvests, and notes — no neighbor directory or approvals until you convert it. If this land is already on the map, claim that pin instead of creating a second garden.

Will be your-garden.collihort.com

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Raised vegetable beds in a sunny community garden

How a community gets a site

1. Request

A community leader asks for Collihort and picks a web address — yourgarden.collihort.com.

2. We approve

A platform owner reviews the request. Approval creates the garden site — it does not copy Palencia’s members or books.

3. Go live

Use the Collihort subdomain, or point your own domain at the same garden.

First live garden

Palencia Gardens

The live St. Augustine club is garden one — the same software, shared with every new site. Neighbors keep palenciagardens.com and also have palenciagardens.collihort.com. Those two addresses are the same garden.

See Palencia Collaborative Garden Club live — neighbors, chores, plots, harvest, layers, broilers, and cow shares on Collihort.

Watch the live walkthrough

Custom domain

palenciagardens.com

Collihort subdomain

palenciagardens.collihort.com

Modules each leader can show or hide

A rooftop may turn off animals and land scouting. A PUD still hunting for land can hide harvest until it needs it. Hidden sections stay off — neighbors cannot open those pages, even with an old bookmark.

Message board & votes

Decisions on the record, with email alerts.

Chores & work days

Recurring tasks, events, and RSVPs.

Plots, crops, harvest

Beds, planting windows, and yields.

Inventory & receipts

Shared tools, seed, and an open ledger.

Animals

Care logs for chickens, bees, and whatever comes next.

Directory & hours

Neighbors, skills, and volunteer points.

Built for places that grow together

PUDs & HOAs

Municipalities

Condo associations

Rooftop gardens

Community garden software, in plain answers

Short answers for neighbors looking up a garden and organizers who want a Collihort site.

Longer answers live in Help.

Ready to grow with your neighbors?

Tell us about your PUD, municipality, condo, or rooftop. A platform owner reviews every site request. Palencia is the first live club; your garden will not inherit its members or books.

Contact us to request a site