Located across Pottstown, our gardens centers of activity in the community and serve as a place for community members to come together and grow something amazing.
Our Gardens
![Image of Barth Elementary Garden](https://new.mosaicclt.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Barth-Elementary-Garden.jpg)
Barth Garden
Located on the grounds of Barth Elementary, this garden is a vibrant space that has been a hub of the local community. It includes 24 raised beds, a greenhouse, plus a unique pollinator garden surrounding the patio. Barth Garden received a facelift in 2023 and we are looking for gardeners.
If you would like to volunteer on one of our scheduled workdays, contact us here.
If you want to become a gardener here, sign up in Become a Gardener at the bottom of this page.
![Chestnut Street Garden](https://new.mosaicclt.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/garden-green.jpg)
Chestnut Street Garden
Near the The Hill School, the Chestnut Street Garden is well-tended by a committed group of volunteers from the local neighborhood. Established on a small lot donated to Mosaic in 2012 and opened in 2013, this small space, with its 20 plots, has brought a big feeling of community to those who garden there.
Want to be part of this small but vibrant garden? Start the process in Become a Gardener at the bottom of this page.
![Permaculture Garden](https://new.mosaicclt.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/permaculture2.jpg)
Permaculture Garden
Permaculture is a way of gardening that uses a sustainable approach that includes caring for the earth, caring for its inhabitants, and using only your fair share. Located at the corner of Charlotte and Walnut, the Permaculture Garden is a space dedicated to growing plants that you might find in a traditional garden, but also many natives that are edible. It also serves as a place of meditation.
If you are interested in getting involved at this unique community space, contact us here.
![The Mosaic Garden at 423 Chestnut Street, Pottstown](https://new.mosaicclt.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/garden-entrance.jpg)
Mosaic Garden
With its landmark mural and pergola, the Mosaic Garden often serves as the location of many community meetings. The first and largest of our four gardens, it attracts a mix of local people and organizations that want to use beds to engage volunteers or teach participants about the benefits of gardening. It’s a grand garden well-tended by the local community and is a place to make friends and get involved.
Want to join in the fun? Jump to Become a Gardener at the bottom of the page.
Become a Gardener
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