Fresh Fruit at Your Fingertips / Community Orchards
The Edible Landscapes initiative aims to provide sustainable and accessible community food sources while enhancing neighbourhood parks.
The City of Grande Prairie’s first community orchards were planted in 2015, with more added in the following years. Several different types of fruit-bearing plants are located in orchards across the city and are ready to harvest at various times throughout the season.
Visit the City of Grande Prairie’s interactive map for more information on orchard locations, available fruits, harvest times and best uses for your harvest. Only orchards and landscapes bearing fruit are shown on this map. Young or non-bearing orchards will be added as they begin to bear fruit reliably. Due to the fragile nature of our trees and their young age, we ask that residents treat them with care and respect when harvesting.
Please be considerate of your neighbours. Share and take only what you need from these free community orchards.
The last twenty years has seen cold hardy fruit explode onto the Prairies. The city strives to plant crops that are edible fresh right off the bush/tree. Check out the sections below to see what we grow in our orchards right now and when to harvest it!
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Haskaps
Cherries
Apples
Saskatoons
Raspberries
Plums
Rhubarb
Goji Berries
Grapes
Pears
Currants
Gooseberries
Jostaberries
Sea Buckthorn
The DO NOT PLANT list