Global Gardens Chicago
Not yet claimedAlbany Park · Urban Farm
A one-acre urban farm in Albany Park where 60+ refugees grow vegetables using organic, pesticide-free practices.
Overview
The farm includes 58 individual plots for refugee families to grow for home consumption, and 6 larger plots managed by farmers who sell to local restaurants and markets.
What it makes
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- ✓ Direct sales
- ✓ Wholesale
- ✓ Events
Where to find this business
- Horner Park Farmers Market2741 W. Montrose Ave., Chicago, IL 60618www.hornerpark.org/farmers-market
- Andersonville Farmers Market1500 W Winona St, Chicago, IL 60660andersonvillemarket.org
- Lincoln Square Farmers Market2301 W. Leland Ave., Chicago, IL 60625www.lincolnsquare.org/farmers-market
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- Horner Park Farmers Market · also a documented relationship (above)
- Andersonville Farmers Market · also a documented relationship (above)
- Lincoln Square Farmers Market · also a documented relationship (above)
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Water spinach, bok choy, Thai basil, perilla leaf, and roselle — crops that preserve the growers' own culinary traditions.
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