Purpose: Houston Urban Gardeners’ mission is to create an informed active gardening community of people growing their own vegetables, fruits, and herbs year-round in Metro Houston. They do this through programs on all aspects of growing food. 

Programs:  Monthly meetings on topics such as:

• leaving a legacy of better soil
• eating organic wholesome food with a known history
• getting more production with less time and having more fun
• getting to know like-minded people and sharing what you know with others
• restoring respect for the earth and the environment
• forming a gardening support network/community
• feeling good because you can share food with hungry people
• supporting our local Houston economy by buying supplies from local vendors

Meetings: HUG meets on the second Monday of the month at 6:30pm at the West Gray Metropolitan Multi-Service Center (1475 W Gray St, Houston, TX 77019) in the Montrose/River Oaks area near Waugh Drive. Visit their website for more information.

Volunteer opportunities: Audio recording, program planning, project proposals, fundraising and PR.

info@houstonurbangardeners.org