GROW Resources

Whether you’re just starting out or looking to deepen your skills, the GROW program’s resource hub is here to guide you. These tools and tips are tailored for Whistler’s growing conditions and community spirit, helping you stay informed, engaged, and successful in your garden.

From setup videos and gardening guides to volunteer tracking and seed-saving info, everything you need to grow with confidence—and grow with community—is right here.

    • Gardener Pledge | Join us in upholding the values of sustainability, community, and care by reading and committing to the Gardener Pledge.
    • Volunteer Hour Tracking  | The GROW Program relies on each member’s dedication, requiring 4 hours of volunteer work per box, which can be tracked via our form, or a $30 fee applies if you’re unable to volunteer.

    Getting Started

    Upcoming GROW Events

    Setting Up Your Greenhouse

    GROW Greenhouse Seed List | Growers choose seeds from AWARE’s curated list, optimized for Whistler’s short season and also suitable for outdoor gardens and containers.

    Help Videos: 

    Greenhouse Box Setup

    A great introduction or reminder on how to set up your box.

    Greenhouse Watering Systems

    A great introduction or reminder on how the greenhouse watering system works.

    Optimizing Your Garden

    • Seed Distribution for Square Foot Gardening | Square foot gardening maximizes yield in small spaces. Use our seed chart to plant the right amount per square foot.
    • Companion Planting Chart | Certain plants thrive together, boosting each other’s health and yield. Lorem ipsum dolor ist amte, consectetuer adipiscing eilt. Aenean commodo ligula egget dolor. Aenean massa. Cum sociis natoque penatibus et magnis dis parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus. Donec quak felis, ultricies nec, pellentesque eu, pretium quid, sem.

    Dealing With Challenges

    Seed Saving & Sharing

    Whistler Seed Library | In partnership between AWARE Whistler and the Public Library, residents can contribute and take seeds—no library card required!

  • Gardening Workshop: Common Diseases & Natural Solutions