We are proud to provide concentrated edible landscape plantings across our City. Many of these initiatives are managed in partnership with community groups. All fruits and nuts grown on parkland are fair game to the public. Please harvest respectfully, being sure to leave some for others. Public access and harvest does not extend to other gardening sites including Garden Plots and Community Gardens. The public is not permitted to pick from privately grown annual gardens.
Lancaster Green Community Orchard Map (pdf)
Parkside Community Food Forest Map (pdf)
Mountview/Sunnybrook Community Orchard Map (pdf)
Waskasoo Community Orchard Map (pdf)
Central Community Food Forest Map (pdf)
Twin Spruce Community Food Forest Map (pdf)
For more information on edible plants in Red Deer, view the Edible trees, shrubs and vines leaflet (pdf) .
For more information on gardening opportunities please contact:
Cemetery Services
The City of Red Deer
Box 5008
Red Deer, Alberta
Phone: 403-342-8303
Hours of Operation: 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday to Friday
September 25, 2020
The City of Red Deer supported The City of Edmonton in its resolution for a new financial framework that would better serve municipalities, which was presented at the Alberta Urban Municipalities Association (AUMA) Annual (Virtual) Conference yesterday.
September 25, 2020
At a Special Council meeting on September 29, City Council will receive and review a report outlining the results of a forensic audit of Westerner Park.
September 25, 2020
Effective October 1, 2020, The City of Red Deer will reduce the number of divisions reporting to the Office of the City Manager from five to three as part of current structural changes taking place within the organization.