Resource	Description
Twenty-one Community Gardens in Detroit	Listing of twenty-one unique community gardens in Detroit, from large-scale urban farms to cut-flower gardens and everything in between. External Link
Zoning for Urban Agriculture	A Guide for Updating Your Community’s Laws to Support Healthy Food Production and Access from University of Vermont. External Link
Southside Blooms	Chicago-based Southside Blooms creates jobs for vulnerable youth in the floral industry by growing and arranging sustainable flowers! The blooms signify more than mere aesthetics – they symbolize a commitment to social impact, economic development, and environmental stewardship. External Link
Baltimore Orchard Project	BOP plants trees across Baltimore to increase access and production of local fruits and nuts, manage storm water runoff, improve air quality and bring nature into the city. External Link
Philadelphia Orchard Project	Since 2007, POP has worked with community-based groups and volunteers to plan and plant orchards filled with useful and edible plants in neighborhoods across Philadelphia. POP provides orchard design assistance, plant materials, and training in orchard care. External Link
The Black Radish	Minneapolis-based urban farm using underutilized residential front yards to grow food distributed through sliding-scale CSA shares and for distribution to local food banks. External Link