Delaware Center for Horticulture, Botanical garden in Wilmington, Delaware, United States.
The Delaware Center for Horticulture is a hub for urban farming and community gardens in Wilmington focused on environmental education. It maintains public green spaces and runs horticultural programs for communities throughout the state.
The institution began in 1977 as the Wilmington Garden Center and evolved into a dedicated environmental education and landscape enhancement organization. This transformation reflected growing interest in urban green spaces and community garden projects.
The center hosts plant sales, classes, and learning programs that connect Delaware residents with gardening and environmental practices. Visitors can attend workshops and discover how to create their own green spaces.
The center is accessible by public transit or car and welcomes visitors year-round for various activities. Spring and summer offer the best experience when gardens are in full bloom and most programs are active.
The Branches to Chances program trains formerly incarcerated people in horticulture and supports their return to community life. The program demonstrates how hands-on skills can give people a fresh direction.
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