Nepean Allotment Garden Association

Our Partners

NAGA is a proud member of Just Food program

Harvest for Debra Dynes from our pro-gardeners

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Straw bale sale

Straw will be available for purchase again this year. You must pre-order by filling out the form. The price will be $9/bale if paying cash and $9.25/bale if paying by credit card. Please have exact change if you are paying cash.

Leave The Leaves! These Invertebrates Depend On It.

Your garden’s wild residents benefit immensely when you practice good neighbor relations, leaving things a little messy and wild with a variety of leaves, hollow stems, brush piles or dead wood, soil, and flower heads available for winter shelter.

By simply doing fewer chores in the fall (and say, enjoying a steaming cup of spiced cider instead, courtesy of pollinators), your garden will reap the rewards of abundant pollination, natural pest control, and food for visiting birds and wildlife next spring. 

Where's my plot?

Please click on the link below to find the location of your plot in the garden

WANT TO BE A GARDENER AT NAGA?

Our waiting list accommodates everyone. However, every new gardener should start gardening with an annual plot or raised bed. Perennial plots and locker waiting list is only for the existing gardeners.

Plots are offered on a first-come, first-served basis. We currently have a lengthy waiting list (1-3 years). So if you refuse two offers, your name will be removed from the list to give someone else a chance. We look forward to gardening with you in the future!

Fill out the form below to get on our waiting list.

Plot rates

NAGA have annual plots, perennial plots, raised beds and lockers. Plot rates per season are listed as follows.

• Annual plot - $40
• Over-sized annual plot - $50 (limited quantity)
• Half Annual plot - $20
• Perennial plot - $20
• Over-sized perennial plot - $27 (limited quantity)
• Raised bed - $20
• Locker - $5

Seniors (65+) will be offered with $5 off of all the plots.

NAGA enforces the number of plots any gardener can hold.

More links:

• NAGA By-laws
• Terms and Conditions of License

If you are interested in the history of the NAGA Gardens, check the three-part document that avid gardener Ian A. Reid, compiled.

• The History of the Nepean Allotment Gardens: From its inception in 1991 through 2002, part 1

• The History of the Nepean Allotment Gardens: From its inception in 1991 through 2002, part 2
• The History of the Nepean Allotment Gardens: From its inception in 1991 through 2002, part 3

NAGA was recognized for Garden Volunteers Recognition Ceremony on June 11, 2014 at City Hall. We invite you to see the certificate received.