Rock Hill Educational Garden

Rock Hill Educational Garden Produce grown in the garden is not considered for sale and should not be used for such. Clemson gardening brochures will be available to partners.

The purpose of the garden is to provide a community area in which Winthrop University, the City of Rock Hill, Master Gardeners, charitable organizations, and other interested parties could raise their own selection of vegetables, and fruits, and share with the less fortunate, by donating to organizations that provide fresh produce to the community. Garden Partners are encouraged to follow Clemson

Extension Master Garden guidelines, and to work with their assigned Gardening Coordinator or Master Gardener. This is an organic garden in process, as defined by the American Association of Organic Gardens.

01/21/2026

Hello!

The Winthrop University Educational Community Garden is an inclusive outdoor place that supports research, collaborative teaching, experiential learning, and community building.

The Winthrop University Educational Community Garden is dedicated to growing and distributing fruits and vegetables, promoting organic gardening, supporting healthy food choices, and reducing food insecurity.

The garden is a safe space that fosters fairness and inclusion regardless of race, gender, age, religion, identity, socioeconomic class, and emphasizes common values of courage, truth, justice, compassion, dignity, humility, and service.

While our name has changed, we are the same group of gardeners who get excited about playing in the dirt! To reflect the new name, we have created a new page! Please check out our new page and follow us!

The Winthrop University Educational Community Garden is an inclusive outdoor place that supports research, collaborative teaching, experiential learning, and community building.

02/26/2025

In honor of National Invasive Species Awareness Week, we are sharing information about plant species in South Carolina that are considered invasive. A plant or animal is considered invasive when it is not from a region and is harmful to that region’s ecosystem or habitat.

Come visit us during the Ag + Art TOUR on June 8, 2025. Visitors can tour the garden, see the new in-vessel composting,...
02/24/2025

Come visit us during the Ag + Art TOUR on June 8, 2025. Visitors can tour the garden, see the new in-vessel composting, and learn about gardening organically in raised beds.

Welcome to York County - part of the South Carolina Ag + Art Tour -- a free, self-guided tour of farms and markets featuring local artisans at every stop!

03/26/2024
06/14/2023

How can I figure out which trees and plants are native to my area and good to plant in my yard to increase biodiversity & help clean the air?

06/14/2023

This is "Storyline Animatic (WIP)" by Little in Motion on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

03/31/2023

Don't forget, Monday, March 27 begins the FINAL Leaf Collection for the season. 🍂🍃🍁

Please get all of your remaining loose leaves to the curb by March 27, as crews will be by the weeks of March 27 and April 3 for the final collection. As a reminder, leaves can be put in your YardCart year-round for collection.

03/31/2023

Keep up the good work York County!

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952 Constitution Boulevard
Rock Hill, SC
29732

Opening Hours

10am - 11am

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