South Zone Community Gardens
The SZCGA operates under the auspices of The South Zone Recreation Board, which is affiliated with the City of Regina.
Keeping Informed
- Keep informed by visiting our website regularly.
- E-mails will also be used to keep gardeners current with pertinent information.
- Please notify us if your contact information changes to assure that you continue to receive pertinent information.
2022 Registration is now Closed!
No Further Applications Will Be Accepted.
- Thank you for considering gardening with South Zone Community Gardens. Once again, the demand for gardens has been far greater than the number of plots available. All plots have been allotted.
- If your application was mailed before registration closed and you have not been offered a plot, you have been put on a list which is held until June 15th, 2022 in the event that any registered gardeners withdraw.
- Please check the website late December 2022 for 2023 garden registration information.
Our Story
The South Zone Community Gardens Association (SZCGA) operates 384 community gardens on
property leased from the University of Regina. The gardens are located at 3305 Grant Road.
The SZCGA operates under the auspices of The South Zone Recreation Board, which is affiliated
with the City of Regina.
Who Are We ?
SZCG is committed to making available gardening plots to all residents of Regina for the purpose of growing nutritious vegetables and fruits for their consumption. Teaching others how to garden will be a significant goal of the organization.
Goal
South Zone Community Gardens shares the South Zone Recreation Board’s goal to improve the quality of residents’ lives through community gardening.
Membership
Membership in this association is with registration and with payment of annual gardening fees to South Zone Community Gardens. All members are encouraged to attend the Annual General Meeting, and to become involved. A member is entitled to one vote at the Annual General Meeting.
Organization
South Zone Community Gardens is administered by an elected board. The Board has full authority to manage the gardens in accordance with the Garden Use Agreement and Constitution.
Vision
The Vision of SZCG is to promote the social, economic, cultural, physical and mental well-being of Regina residents through community gardening.