Garden Project Day
June 6, 2025
- 8:00 am
- - 4:00 pm
Plymouth House (On the corner of Xenium Lane N & Sunset Trail, 55441) - Map
#Hands to Help
Community Garden Volunteer Day
Join Us for Garden Project Day – June 6
Location: Plymouth, MN (On the corner of Xenium Lane N & Sunset Trail, 55441)
We need volunteers! Parents/guardians, community members, and corporate groups are all invited!
Just one hour of your time will make a HUGE difference.
Come ready to get your hands dirty on our Garden Project Day!
This is a hands-on day of:
- Moving materials
- Building the garden
- (Maybe) Planting! 🌱
Be prepared for anything – the project has many stages and we hope to accomplish some major milestones together on June 6.
🧰 What to Bring:
- Garden gloves
- Shovels and rakes
- Wheelbarrow
- Hammers and drills
🌻 Why a Community Garden?
We’re building a community garden in Plymouth for Homeward Bound, an organization serving individuals with disabilities across 22 homes in the Twin Cities.
This garden will be a space where residents can:
- Plant and harvest flowers, herbs, and vegetables
- Connect with neighbors and volunteers
- Enjoy time outside in a welcoming, inclusive space
This initiative supports HBI’s three main goals:
#BeautifyHBI | #RecreationReboot | #EatWell-LiveWell
❤️ What’s in It for the Community?
This isn’t just for the residents—we believe our entire community will benefit from:
- Resident and volunteer programming
- “Adopt the Garden” partnerships
- Business and community group involvement
- Active strategies that support emotional, physical, and social well-being
- Let’s grow something meaningful—together.
Want to Help on June 6?
RSVP today to join us!
📎 Flyer available for download below.
Can’t make it on June 6?
No problem! You can schedule an alternate volunteer day by emailing our Director of Development, Kristine at kmorin@hbimn.org
🌟 Sponsors 🌟
A heartfelt shout-out to Holmes Murphy and their incredible team for all the preparation and support in launching our Community Garden at Plymouth House!
We are deeply grateful for your generous donation of raised garden beds, nutrient-rich soil, and—most importantly—your time, energy, and heart.
