Community Garden
Located within the grounds of Countess of Chester Hospital, Chester Pride's Community Garden provides a welcoming outdoor space where people can spend time in nature, learn gardening skills and contribute to a shared community project.
Growing Together Through Nature
The garden encourages people to connect with the outdoors while helping maintain a vibrant and accessible green space for the wider community.
What We Grow
Throughout the year the garden supports a variety of flowers, plants and seasonal produce.
Flowers and Pollinator Plants
Wildflowers, Hollyhocks, Cosmos ,Sunflowers
Seasonal Produce
Herbs, Radishes, Tomatoes, Strawberries, Salad
Why Outdoor Spaces Matter
Spending Time in Nature
Access to green spaces can help people relax, unwind and enjoy time outdoors.
Learning New Skills
The garden provides opportunities to learn practical gardening and planting skills.
Supporting Community Participation
Volunteers help shape and maintain the space throughout the year.
Volunteer in the Community Garden
Whether you are an experienced gardener or simply enjoy spending time outdoors, there are opportunities to get involved.
Help Maintain the Garden
Support planting, watering and general upkeep.
Take Part in Gardening Activities
Join community gardening sessions and help the space continue to grow.
Supported by NHS Property Services
The Community Garden was made possible through the support of NHS Property Services and the volunteers who continue helping the space thrive.
Growing Wellbeing Through Nature and Community
The Community Garden demonstrates how accessible outdoor spaces can bring people together while encouraging participation, learning and connection with nature.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Community Garden located?
The garden is located within the grounds of Countess of Chester Hospital.
Do I need gardening experience?
No. Everyone is welcome regardless of experience.
What types of plants are grown?
The garden includes flowers, pollinator plants and seasonal produce.
Can I volunteer in the garden?
Yes. Volunteers are always welcome.