Grow veg in the ArBi neighbourhood garden in Reutlingen

Grow veg in the ArBi neighbourhood garden in Reutlingen

Arbeiterbildung e.V. (ArBi) grows vegetables and fruit on a city plot in Reutlingen. The group has a hut and keeps shaping the site. Meet-ups are by arrangement. The garden sits behind the Achalmbad at Äußere Kelterstraße 10.

What you can do in Reutlingen

  • Write via the Urban Gardening page if you want to join
  • Offer spare tools, plants, or pots if you cannot garden every week
  • Visit the ArBi office hours if you need a first conversation (Lederstr. 86)

How to join

The city provided the land. The group meets when they agree a time, not on a fixed public clock. Office hours on the site: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 09:00 to 13:00. Solarpunker does not book you in.

Why it matters in Reutlingen

A neighbourhood veg patch behind the baths puts Reutlingen food in walking distance of daily life. Find more community projects in Reutlingen.

Good to know

  • Is there a fixed public clock? Meet-ups are by arrangement. Contact ArBi first.
  • Where is the office? Lederstr. 86. Office hours: Monday, Wednesday, Friday 09:00 to 13:00.

Source & repost

Shared here so you can get inspired or find action already happening near you. Solarpunker does not own or organise it.
Source: Arbeiterbildung e.V.: Städtisches Gärtnern. Organiser: Arbeiterbildung e.V.
Photo: Arbeiterbildung e.V. (ArBi garden, late summer 2025).
Details checked: 2026-09-19.

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