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Wabash Neighborhood Case Study

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The mission of the Wabash Neighborhood Community Garden is to provide gardening opportunities for the physical and social benefits of the residents of the Wabash Neighborhood and surrounding neighborhoods in Ferguson, Missouri. The garden serves as a place for neighbors to get to know each other, to learn from each other, to build supportive relationships, to host neighborhood events, and to create a beautiful common area. The immediate goal of the garden is to outreach, engage, and educate children to plant a garden plot.

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