Grow food in Tallinn community gardens

Shared beds, shared joy

Tallinn’s 2035 green transformation links circular living with community gardens that grow local food with a minimal carbon footprint while strengthening neighbourhood ties. The city supports a network of community, learning, and rental gardens across districts; NGOs and neighbourhood societies can apply for establishment grants from the Environment and Public Works Department.

What you can do

• Find a garden near you via the city’s community-garden map (at least one per district).
• Join Pelgu Community Garden or another plot: help maintain shared greenhouse beds and fruit shrubs.
• Apply for a grant if your neighbourhood group wants to start a new kogukonnaaed.

Why it matters

Urban gardening turns vacant corners into food, learning, and belonging, a concrete piece of Tallinn’s green transformation.

Source & repost

Shared here so you can get inspired or find action already happening near you. Solarpunker does not own or organise it. Strategy: Green transformation
· Garden network: Community gardens (Kogukonnaaiad)
· Example site: Pelgu Community Garden