Get Homegrown Food
A Cooperative San Diego CSA
Order Your Bi-Weekly Harvest of Fresh Picked Food Grown By Your Neighbors
Pay $70/month, Get a Box Every other Week (Avg $33.60/box)
Get a mix of 10-14 freshly regenerative fruits and vegetables grown in our residential gardens and at our local, small-scale regenerative farm partners.
Your subscription makes healthy eating possible for children and the community across San Diego County.
Our producer-led food-share cooperative sources fresh harvest from neighbors gardens and small, regenerative farmers across San Diego county.
Since 2014, we have distributed 13,200 harvest boxes to our San Diego neighbors!
“I love everything about Good Neighbor Gardens! I've been receiving the harvest box for over 10 years. The produce is so fresh and nutrient dense, all organic and supporting local regenerative agriculture.” Molly M.
“GNG is special because it truly is about building community through shared stewardship of our land. Mia has poured herself into bringing neighbors together to grow food for one another, educate our children, and support small farmers.” David B.
Good Neighbors subscribe to the CSA enjoying the extra harvest from their neighbors supplemented by produce from local, regenerative farmers.
In turn, CSA subscriptions support school garden education programs and local charities. Learn more.
Get in where you fit in…
Frequently asked questions
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$70 per month, which gets you a box every other week ($33.60/box).
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We are a zero-waste community. Your harvest will be packaged in reusable containers. Plan to return your reusable containers each week when you pick up your new box. Many of our reusable containers have been in circulation for over 10 years!
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You must be located in San Diego within a 25-mile radius of 92101 zip code in San Diego.
Most of our Good Neighbors pick up at 3550 Park Blvd (Hillcrest).
We have several other pickup locations across Mid-City and central San Diego including the following neighborhoods:
Claremont
Imperial Beach
La Mesa/El Cajon
North Park
Pacific Beach
Spring Valley
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Once you sign up you will be charged your first subscription fee of $70. We will contact with you within 24 hours to confirm your pickup location. You will be added to the schedule to receive biweekly harvest share.
Your subscription will auto-renew each month at $70, and you will continue to receive harvest share, until canceled.
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Gift, Donate, or Bank your box so that no one misses out.
Gift to a friend.
Donate via our program.
Bank for a future time.
We donate our surplus produce to organizations that are serving the underserved. Examples include: House of Metamorphosis, Western Service Workers Association, Gods Extended Hand, Jewish Family Services, The Huddle Food Bank, Saint Stevens Church of God & Christ and various other churches and orgs providing services to under resourced individuals such as homeless resource organizations, UCSD students, refugee volunteers, and nonprofits serving breastfeeding working mothers.
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Reach out to us at 858-375-6121 or email mia@goodneighborgardens.com to cancel your subscription. Please be sure to return all of your containers to us as we cannot cancel until you do so.
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Most of the food is grown in your neighbors' gardens across San Diego!
We also partner with small, regenerative farms including:
Hukama Produce
Dark Nectar Co-op
Ranchito Milkyway
Garden With friends
Paradise Found
Kind Folk Farm
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We’re glad you asked! Reach out to us at mia@goodneighborgardens.com if any of the following interest you:
Become a Stork and volunteer to deliver harvest share to neighbors in need.
Become a Barn Owl and volunteer to help us pack up the goods every other week.
Become a Gracious Neighbor and grow food in your home garden.
Become a Soulful Green Practice Apprentice Join our apprenticeship program to receive 2 hours per week (8 hours per month) of 1:1 mentorship in the garden. (Note there is a fee to participate in this program).
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Example 1: Red leaf lettuce, beets, dill, kale, mint, garlic, onions, oranges, celery, dandelion greens
Example 2: Arugula, broccoli, kale, parsley, sage, tangelos, tangerines, loquats, kumquats, ghost chilis, sweet potato, mushrooms
