This garden is membership-based, with some communal areas and some individually allocated plots.

The garden was established in 2019. It has 50 individually allocated plots plus a communal food forest which provides opportunities for harvest sharing, raised plots that are wheelchair accessible, shared wicking beds and a children’s area with raised circular garden beds.

The garden’s objectives are:

• To establish and maintain a community garden in Kew.
• To improve food security and promote healthy eating by providing opportunities for locals to grow fresh, nutritious produce and share supplementary harvest.
• To enhance the use of green space in Kew by providing a beautiful and peaceful meeting place.
• To increase community connection and reduce social isolation by creating an open and welcoming community garden for individuals of all ages and backgrounds.
• To strengthen local neighbourhood dynamics by collaborating with community partners.
• To build a strong sense of place by acknowledging the area’s story and heritage.
• To reduce their environmental impact by employing ecological gardening principles, avoiding synthetic or harmful chemical inputs, conserving water and providing composting facilities for food waste diversion & soil enrichment.
• To encourage local biodiversity and provide a space for the community to connect with nature and the rhythms of the seasons.
• To increase the number of locals engaged in, and informed, about sustainable food growing through practical skill workshops and knowledge sharing.
• To ensure longevity of the gardening community by using sustainable management practices which are open, participatory and non-judgemental.

As of 2023, membership is $25pa and plots are $100pa.