Doolen Garden is located at Doolen Middle School. This garden has 24 raised bed plots, some of which are used by the students and teachers at the school. The students painted the shed with a beautiful mural, and other art created by students decorates the garden. There are also numerous native trees and plants, a few fruit trees (including a quince, fig and pomegranate), and an active composting system.

Presidio Garden has 34 plots, seven of which are raised beds, and is centrally located in Tucson behind a private home. At Presidio we have a native pollinator garden built in collaboration with Sustainable Tucson, a community plot with flowers, a shared herb garden and a pomegranate tree. Parts of the garden are shaded by giant mesquites, including the picnic tables and bench.

Gregory School Garden is located at the Gregory School, near the confluence of Tanque Verde Wash and Pantano Wash, where native people farmed over 1000 years ago. Our garden tries to carry on this tradition with 33 plots (including one raised bed) and a mascot bird - Vermy, a Vermillion Flycatcher. Part of the garden is used by Gregory School students as part of their classwork. The garden also has an active composting system and an apricot tree.

GD2 Garden is located at Kha Dang Park in Tucson’s Garden District. This “secret garden” is beautifully tucked away and surrounded by large trees and vines. Most of the 21 plots are in-ground, with one raised bed as well. This garden has chickens in a custom-built metal chicken coop as well as an active composting system. The garden is small but tended by a caring group of diverse gardeners who work and learn together.

Keeling Garden is located at The Saint Germain Foundation. This community garden has 20 plots in total, five of which are raised beds. There is an active composting system and a gazebo with seating - all of which was originally built by gardeners. We also have a mandarin tree (watch for seeds!), a fig tree and a pomegranate tree.

Shay Shay Garden is located at the Jewish Community Center. There are 20 raised beds as well as a Meyer lemon tree. This garden has a beautiful view of the Catalina Mountains and is very close to The Loop bicycle and shared-use trail.

Chaverim Garden is located at the Chaverim Synagogue and was established in 2003. It is one of CGT’s oldest and largest community gardens with 32 plots in total - 30 in-ground plots and two raised beds. What once was a parking lot is now a flourishing community in a garden. In 2020 we established our pollinator garden with help from the Audubon Society. Chaverim also has a very active compost system, rainwater cisterns, and a free little library.

Highland Vista Garden is located in Highland Vista park on the east side of town. There are 17 plots - seven raised beds and ten in-ground - along with a pollinator area, community herb garden, and picnic tables. We collaborate with the City of Tucson for their Foodcycle At Home program for our compost needs.  We have community events with our quaint, creative, neighborhood friends such as poetry slams, arts and crafts, and porch concerts.

Mary Meredith Garden is located at Mary Meredith K-12 School. We have 16 plots, including a pollinator plot. We have a compost pile that we supplement with food waste from a nearby restaurant. We also have a fruit tree orchard with pomegranate, fig and quince trees, plus a sprawling grapevine. A large covered ramada with benches on the school property provides shade plus a safe place to watch the summer storms when school is not in session.

McCormick Garden is CGT's newest, located in the Southeast corner of McCormick Park. It has 16 in-ground plots, plans for 4 raised-bed plots (coming soon!), an insulated shed, and shade from the established trees surrounding it.

The garden is surrounded by the Vista del Monte Neighborhood. Rillito River Park, the Loop & Blacklidge bike paths, and the Lighthouse/City YMCA are all nearby.