Meet our Gardens

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Brown's Cafe Herbal Garden

Located in the College of Natural Resources corner of campus—by Pat Browns Cafe—the space features a varietal mix of perennial and annual herbs.

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Clark Kerr Garden

Led by the Housing and Dining Sustainability Advocates (HADSA), this garden includes both food-producing planter boxes and trees within the Clark Kerr residential hall.

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Fannie Lou Hamer Garden

In the corner of Hearst Field Annex, the FLH Black Resource Center garden allows Black students to reclaim their right to grow healthy food and foster a safe space.

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Guerilla Gardens

Located between Barker Hall and Li Ka Shing, this garden serves both the Guerrilla Gardeners and INC (Indigenous and Native Coalition).

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La Loma Rooftop

The newest and tallest garden, the upcoming La Loma Rooftop is led by the Hispanic Engineers and Scientists club.

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MCC Healing & Learning Garden

Located outside the Martin Luther King Jr. building, the Multicultural Community Center garden cultivates medicinal and healing herbs.

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SOGA

Founded in 1971, the Student Organic Gardening Association was a 1/4 acre community garden on Virginia and Walnut St. This space was closed December 2022, and is in a transformative, transitional, historicizing period.

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Also: Gill Tract Farm

Located in Albany, the Gill Tract is a community project between UC Berkeley, Black Earth Farms, Sogorea Te Land Trust, and the community.

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Oxford Tract

Oxford Tract (OT) is located across from 1750 Walnut St in Berkeley. This space holds multiple different garden spaces as well as research projects.

These are Our Gardens!