Growing community, health equity and food security one garden at a time
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About Everbloom Farmacy
At Everbloom Farmacy, we grow food and so much more. We cultivate community, connection, learning, and food security through homestead gardening. Our dedicated alliance of urban farms, community gardens, backyard gardeners, landowners, artists, chefs, activists and community-based organizations support independent, sustainable food production in Memphis’ most vulnerable communities and beyond. With each new urban garden, our community fights back against food insecurity, chronic disease, and social disconnections.
With each new urban garden, our community fights back against food insecurity, chronic disease, and social disconnections.
Our MIssion
Growing food, well-being, and community together
Get Involved
Join the movement to decrease food insecurity and chronic disease
Start your at-home garden
Attend a free workshop to learn how to tend your garden and take your seedlings home
Volunteer at the nursery
Join other community members who care for our plants and support our Grow Partners
Expand your knowledge
Attend a special event to learn a new skill, meet other growers, and improve your well-being
Our Goals and Impacts
Taking care of our nutrition, wellness, and each other
What we eat directly impacts how we feel, how active we are physically and how we interact with ourselves, others and our communities
Our vision is for every Memphian to have a community garden and orchard in their neighborhood so sustenance is never more than a short walk away. By growing your own fruit, vegetables, and herbs, you’ll have the resources you need to meet dietary recommendations and reduce food insecurity for yourself and the family and neighbors with whom you share your harvest.
When you grow with Everbloom, we want you to feel supported and empowered. We’ll teach you both the theories and practice of growing from seed and managing your garden. We also share knowledge of how to harvest and use your food, from preservation like canning and pickling to safe food handling and basic cooking techniques. We’ll also teach you to reduce waste and return organic material back to your soil. Whether tending your own plants or reading a supermarket food label, your nutritional knowledge will grow with your garden.
Everbloom promotes both self-suffiency and interconnectedness. We encourage all of our growers to not only create access to their own sustainable source of healthy food but to rely on our network for support, connection, and camaraderie. Through our individual efforts and those as a collaborative community, we create an ecosystem that thrives through hard work and a willingness to share food, knowledge, and friendship. Even just working in your garden helps build cohesion and trust in your own neighborhood, sparking curiosity, community pride, and an openness to explore new opportunities.
Fruits and vegetables protect against a number of chronic diseases, including Shelby County’s three leading causes of death: cardiovascular disease, cancer, and stroke. Your garden is not only a source of these nutrients, but also another preventative measure: physical activity. Typical garden activities are great at burning calories, sometimes as much as a traditional work out. Plus, being in nature improves our mental health. Gardening lifts our mood, helps us be more mindful, and reduces stress. You also enjoy the sense of achievement and boost of self-esteem as you watch your hard work blossom.
In 2024, we made our biggest impact to date
16,000
seedlings distributed
202
Grow Partners given gardens
160,000 - 200,000
pounds of potential produce
Support our mission
Make a donation and join the alliance
Your donations bring harvests to urban homesteads and community gardens throughout Memphis. Make a gift today to help Everbloom's movement grow!
The Facts
Help us produce a solution for a public health crisis
Insufficient intake of fruits and vegetables, inadequate access to healthy food, and a lack of physical exercise contribute to many health concerns. As a grower, you'll take control in your own hands and help improve these statistics.
90.8%
of Tennesseans are not eating sufficient vegetables to prevent chronic conditions.
13.4%
of Shelby County residents, or 123,990 people, experience food insecurity – 63,460 are children.
40%
of adults in Shelby County reported being obese. 29% report having no leisure-time physical activity.
21.8%
of deaths in Shelby County are caused by heart disease, the leading cause of death in the Mid-South.
Join Our Community
We're on a mission to bring awareness about the importance of food sovereignty and living a healthier life.