The Corvallis Garden Resource Guide includes resources for residents who are interested in growing their own food. While it is aimed at those who are new to gardening or new to the area, even longtime local gardeners are likely to discover something new.
Included in the Guide
- Learning opportunities
- Selected publications
- Sources for seeds, plant starts,
and supplies - Bulk soil and compost options
- Mushroom culture suppliers
- Services (e.g. design, soil testing)
- Neighborhood gardening groups
- Community gardens
- Produce preservation, donation,
and sale options - Backyard poultry resources
- Beekeeping resources
The guide is updated every January. To be included in the next guide or make a change, email the Food Action Team.
The map below shows community gardens in the Corvallis area. It was created by a student in the Food in Culture and Social Justice Program at Oregon State University.
The FCSJ Program offers undergraduate and graduate students a unique opportunity to apply their classroom knowledge about the myriad ways food holds meaning and how food can be a tool of both injustice and justice. Through conducting community-based projects, students put their knowledge into practice for making a tangible impact while also developing valuable skills and expanding their networks. Click to learn more about the program.
How do I get a Garden Guide to read?
The 2023 guide is now available! View a PDF online or print your own in high resolution booklet format.
Support the Guide
We are seeking donations to cover the cost of printing the next edition.
- Make checks payable to:
Corvallis Sustainability Coalition
Note “Garden Resource Guide” on your check - Mail to:
Corvallis Sustainability Coalition
PO Box 2310
Corvallis, OR 97339