Community Garden
The area, known as “Hungry Hollow,” which sits along Sheridan Street, was a place where the Native American community pulled together during the Great Depression to share food, heat and resources.
After years lying untouched, the spirit of that very spot returned with the Petoskey Community Victory Garden. The garden allows beginning gardeners to learn first-hand how to plant, maintain and harvest an organic garden by giving participants a chance to rent a piece of land for a small fee to grow their own garden. For more information please visit the following website at https://ffofhs.wixsite.com/ffofhs or contact Blayne Bott at 231-758-9822 or [email protected].




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