Grow Local Food at the
Iceland Teaching Garden

This is a great opportunity to get outside, get your hands in the soil, and contribute to growing fresh, local veggies right in the heart of Mississauga. Our market garden offers a glimpse into sustainable agriculture and an opportunity to support food security to cultivate our garden where we donate the harvest to local food banks.

What to expect

  • A tour of our 15,000 square-foot market garden, The Iceland Teaching Garden and introduction to the onsite sustainable urban gardening features;
  • An interactive session to develop your team’s knowledge about gardening in a changing climate and time to learn new gardening tips and tricks from our experts;
  • A chance to get your hands dirty by supporting in-garden tasks such as planting, watering, harvesting, building garden structures, with fresh produce donated directly to local food banks and community programs;
  • Access to Ecosource’s Field-to-Table digital recipe book to inspire cooking with local food; and
  • An opportunity to increase your corporate profile through media recognition.
 

What you need to know

Group size: up to 30 participants
Time: 3-hour session
When: available dates May to October
Where: Iceland Teaching Garden (705 Matheson Blvd. East Mississauga, ON, L4Z 4A6)
Cost: $1,500 donation to Ecosource. The cost of this program allows Ecosource to support our staff time and to further our charitable programming.

A group of people standing and posing at a garden site

In the Region of Peel, we live and work on the traditional territory and treaty lands of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. We would like to acknowledge the first inhabitants of these lands and those who continue to live in these regions, including the Anishinabek, Haudenosaunee, Huron-Wendat, Ojibway/Chippewa and Métis peoples.

We occupy colonized First Nation territories and it is our responsibility to recognize our colonial histories, their present-day implications, and to work together to honour, protect and sustain Indigenous rights, and this land.

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