Grown in Detroit
Grown in Detroit (GID) fruits, vegetables, flowers, honey, and herbs are grown in urban gardens and farms throughout Detroit, Hamtramck, and Highland Park. All members of the GID collective of growers are committed to producing food sustainably in healthy soil without the use of harmful chemicals, pesticides, fertilizers, or genetically modified seeds. All Garden Resource Program members are welcome to participate. GID growers receive 100% of the revenue from produce sold.
We happily accept EBT/SNAP benefits, Double Up Food Bucks, and P-EBT at our Saturday Farm Stand at Eastern Market.
Thinking about selling your produce?
Join the GID Collective!
Whether you grow on a balcony or across multiple city lots, selling through Grown In Detroit is a great way for growers to develop their farm-based businesses while gaining critical marketing experience through access to one of the country’s oldest markets. If you’d like to join the GID collective of growers, your first step is to attend one of the GID Grower Orientations below. This 2hr training will walk you through the steps of harvesting, packing, promoting, and selling produce collectively through each of our GID market outlets. For more info reach out to our Market Manager, Molly
WAYS TO SUPPORT
GROWN IN DETROIT GROWERS
-
Saturdays at Eastern Market
This year the Grown in Detroit farm stand will be back at the Eastern Market in Shed 2 from April 25 - November 14. Shed 2 is located on Russell between Winder and Adelaide.
-
Juneteenth Share
Details to come about the produce in the GID Juneteenth CSA (community supported agriculture). Share is more than plenty for a family cookout for 4-6 people.
Pick Up - June 18
-
4th of July Share
Details to come about the produce in the GID 4th of July CSA (community supported agriculture). Share is more than plenty for a family cookout for 4-6 people.
Pick Up - September 3
-
Labor Day Share
The produce in the GID Labor Day Weekend CSA (community supported agriculture) Share is more than plenty for a family cookout for 4-6 people. Contains summer favorites like heirloom tomatoes, summer squash, eggplant, potatoes, salad greens, cooking greens, garlic, carrots, beets, herbs, and more!
Pick Up - September 3
-
KGD Native Perennial Plants
2 ways to pick up native perennial plants grown at Keep Growing Detroit
1. Available for sale at the Grown In Detroit Farm Stand @ Eastern Market, Shed 2 on the following Saturdays:
April 25, May 2, May 9, May 16, May 302. Keep Growing Detroit and Friends of the Rouge‘s annual Fall Native Plant Marketat KGD Farm, 3100 Orleans. 2026 dates coming soon.
Pre-sales on the Online Farm Store for native plants begin early fall.
Shop for native plants at a farmer’s market style gathering of Michigan native plant producers. Vendors will have a variety of native plants including perennial flowers, shrubs and trees! This event is free and open to the public.
-
Indigenous People’s Day Harvest Share
At Keep Growing Detroit, we honor and center the original peoples of this land in our growing practice and land stewardship. This Indigenous Peoples’ Day, join us in celebrating the history, culture and seasonal foodways of this place by purchasing a special CSA Share curated with fresh produce, herbs, and value-added goods that highlight indigenous foods grown and harvested right here in Waawiiyatanong/Detroit!
Pick up - October 8
-
Crafted By Detroit Share
The value added goods in this truly unique CSA share are sourced from members of the Grown In Detroit collective. Each share includes 5-8 products made by GID members using their own harvested produce and herbs. Past shares have included fire-cider, herbal teas, maple sugar candy, & more! It makes a lovely companion to the GID Harvest Share!
Pick Up - November 24
-
Grown In Detroit Harvest Share
The produce in the GID HARVEST Box is sourced from Detroit-based growers who use practices that support healthy people, environments, and local economies. Each box is packed full of a wide variety of seasonal veggies and herbs - just in time for the holiday season.
Pick Up - November 24
Grown in Detroit Honor System Stands
What is the GID Honor System?!? A network of self-service farm stands at urban gardens & farms across Detroit, offering fresh, sustainably-grown produce from July - October! Our goal is to build on Detroit's vibrant network of community farmers' markets, providing residents with fresh, locally sourced fruits and veggies while fostering trust and accountability within our community. Now you can buy produce straight off the farms of fellow GRP members.
HERE’S WHERE:
The Detroit Farmacy - 9032 Isham Ave Detroit MI 48213
Urban Bush Sistah’s Community & Market Garden - 8261 Stahelin Ave Detroit MI 48228
Riopelle Street Farm - 17216 Riopelle Street Detroit MI 48203
KGD Farm - 3100 Orleans Street Detroit MI 48207
HERE’S HOW IT WORKS:
1. Walk up and grab the produce you need
2. Bag up your goodies - bags provided!
3. Add up the total cost of your purchase
4. Leave exact change in the red cashbox or use the QR Code to pay via Credit/Debit or CashApp
Resources for Grown in Detroit Growers
