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Rockville is conducting a survey until Nov. 22 to gather input on community gardening. Residents can express their interest in gardening, preferred locations, and garden sizes.

Community Garden Survey Closes Nov. 22 – Mocofeed

November 1, 2026

A person in a green sweater and red boots is tending to a raised vegetable garden bed, with a basket of gardening tools nearby on the grass.

Rockville is seeking input on the future of community gardening through a survey open until midnight, Sunday, Nov. 22.

The city is studying opportunities to expand community gardening. The survey asks about interest in gardening, preferred locations and the size of gardens participants would like to see. No gardening experience is needed to take part.

The study follows an assessment of Rockville’s five existing community gardens. Two, at Wootton’s Mill Park and the Rockville Senior Center, are operated by the city. Three others, at King Farm Farmstead, King Farm Watkins Pond and Fallsgrove Park, are on city property and operated by community boards.

Staff will use the survey results along with information from existing gardens and potential sites to develop recommendations. Findings and recommendations will be presented to the Mayor and Council at a future meeting.

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