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Search a city, state, zip, or garden network on Find a garden. We show the street, not an inbox.

Pins come from the American Community Gardening Association Find a Garden map. Collihort imported those listings so a neighborhood can find or claim a known garden.

No. Find a garden shows the street and city, not an inbox or a phone number.

Claiming attaches one ACGA listing to one Collihort site so two clubs do not share the same land.

Search Find a garden first. If the pin is already claimed, open that Collihort site instead of creating a second one.

Terms and Privacy are Collihort software clickwrap on every host. The garden membership agreement is the club’s land and volunteer waiver, required on Request to join.

Solo gardens keep personal growing tools only. Community sites add neighbor approvals, shared chores, money, and the full organizer toolkit.

A solo garden is marked claimed after you confirm email. A community request still waits on Collihort review after that.

Open Networks, or pick a program on Find a garden. Claiming still creates one Collihort site per garden.

Yes. After the garden exists, organizers can point a domain they already own at Collihort.