Charles Street Gardens
Spring Plant Sale and Open House

Saturday, April 19, 2008
10 AM to 4 PM
433 Charles Street, Sunnyvale, CA
Behind the public library, near the corner of Charles St. and Olive Ave.

Organically-grown plants, raised in Sunnyvale by the Charles Street Gardeners. Stock up on heirloom tomatoes, basil and other herbs, squash, celery, and other vegetables, berries, perennials, flowers, groundcovers, and more.

Tour our community garden for ideas and inspiration.

Special seed-planting class for kids!

Master Gardeners will be on hand all day to answer your questions. They will also teach "Gardens of Natural Wonder: How to Attract Beneficial Birds, Bees, and Butterflies" from 1-3 PM.

Plants are available for a tax-deductible suggested donation. All proceeds benefit the Charles Street Gardens, Sunnyvale's organic, volunteer-run community garden.

Full Circle Farm
Earth Day Celebration

Sunday, April 20, 2008
10 AM to 2 PM
1055 Dunford Way, Sunnyvale, CA
Located on eleven acres behind Peterson Middle School

Fun farm activities for kids!

Silent auction, including a brand new Toyota Prius generously donated by Toyota of Sunnyvale.

Booths from local groups.

Music by local blues artist Kaye Bohler

Find more information about both events at our Weebly page.

Who We Are...

We are a group of gardeners in Sunnyvale, California with an interest in organic vegetable and fruit growing.

Our approach is one of sustainability, giving back to the earth as much as it gives to us.

We have two major current projects:

Charles Street Gardens

433 Charles Street, Sunnyvale, CA
Behind the public library, near the corner of Charles St. and Olive Ave. (map)

92 garden beds, with handicapped-accessible beds, beds for seniors, a children's garden--and a food forest, growing food for the less fortunate.

Full Circle Farm

1055 Dunford Way, Sunnyvale, CA
Located on eleven acres behind Peterson Middle School

Full Circle Farm is a non-profit farm. In partnership with the Santa Clara Unified School District, we're working to give 14,000 kids the chance to plant, care for, harvest, and eat their own food.

Help Full Circle Farm continue to grow by adopting a tree. For $200, you can adopt one of the trees in the heritage orchard. More details can be found on the Full Circle Farm funding page.