Greening the City

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Next event @ Myers Park Cottage August 1st 10:30am - 2:30pm

Live or work in the city centre?

We've got 250 free growing kits with your name on one of them.

10 weeks of growing support

Only 100 resource packs remaining!

For Auckland City Centre residents

Register now

Collection from Myers Park Cottage 1st August

10 weeks of growing support • Only 100 resource packs remaining! • For Auckland City Centre residents • Register now • Collection from Myers Park Cottage 1st August •

Plants produce all food on Earth

Most of us were never taught how to grow them.

They feed every person, every ecosystem, every living thing. 

They give us oxygen, cool the air, filter water, and bring life to concrete spaces.

Auckland's city centre is one of the most densely built environments in the country. Green space is precious.

This winter, we’re inviting you to re-green your environment by growing hundreds of seedlings.

Over 10 weeks this August and September, we will support you to grow your own seedlings at home, connect with your neighbours, and help make Auckland's city centre more alive, resilient, and beautiful than it was before.

"Gardeners are ecosystem creators. They are the people who have the ability to create living systems." — Levi Brinsdon-Hall

Vegetables such as fennel, turnips, and radishes displayed on a black tray at an outdoor market with a concrete wall and gravel ground

Greening the City

Grow your own plants this winter. Help us green the city.

  • Only 100 free resource packs remaining!

  • 10 weeks of growing guidance by email

  • Hands-on open days and community workshops at Myers Park Cottage

  • Get ready for the spring growing season ahead

Everything you need to get growing

What you get when you sign up

This opportunity has been brought to life thanks to

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Free Events & Workshops

Mark your calendars

Collect your resource pack, sow your first 100+ seedlings and meet your neighbours at Myers Park Cottage, nestled between St Kevin's Arcade and Mayoral Drive in Auckland CBD.

  • Open day #3

    August 1st : 10:30am - 2:30pm @ Myers Park Cottage

    Register here

Myers Park Cottage

Calling all aspiring greenfingers

This programme is for you if…

You've got access to sunlight and ten minutes a week.

On your balcony, rooftop, shared patio, or maybe some indoor grow lights…

We provide the trays, the seeds, the soil mix, and weekly guidance. You provide the light and the water.

You live or work in Auckland's city centre.

You're part of a community group, building, school, or organisation in the city centre.

Greening the City is designed to build community, not just individual gardens. If you want to bring a group of people together — neighbours, colleagues, residents — help us share this opportunity!

You've tried before and your plants died.

That's not failure — that's the beginning of learning. This programme is built around the most common reasons growing attempts stall, and gives you practical support to get past them. Properly.

Grow with us this winter

Register now to receive your free resource pack and let’s get growing!

Levi Brinsdon-Hall, Delicious Revolution Founder

“There is always room to make the world more abundant, more beautiful, and healthier.”

- Levi Brinsdon-Hall

Meet Levi

Urban farmer, teacher, and founder of Delicious Revolution

Levi has built productive growing systems in some of Auckland's most challenging urban environments including:

  • OMG Urban Farm
    Produced over 21 tonnes of vegetables from a 400m² parking lot.

  • Te Maara Kai o Wirihana
    A 6,500m² school garden and food forest where students grow everything from seed.

Levi’s passion lies in education and he spends his time teaching and supporting other people to grow their own food.

“My work is about more than food. It's about reconnecting people with nature, building community capability, and proving you can create life, abundance, and beauty right in the middle of a city.”

Plants are the solution. They always were.

"Power to the plants, and power to the people growing them." — Levi Brinsdon-Hall

Grow with us this winter.

City centre residents and businesses - claim your free resource packs today!

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