Dahlia Campus Farms & Gardens

About Dahlia Campus Farms & Gardens
Dahlia Campus Farms & Gardens connects people with fresh, local food. Dahlia Campus features an aquaponic greenhouse, a 40,000 square foot market farm and therapeutic gardens. These combined and accessible green spaces support community well-being.

How to Access Our Produce
Visit the Dahlia Farm Stand to shop for fresh local produce from our farm and greenhouse. We accept cash, credit card and SNAP, and offer affordable pricing. SNAP customers can receive a discount on purchases.
Residents of Northeast Park Hill, Clayton, Cole and Globeville may be eligible to receive FREE produce delivery.

Dahlia Community Cookbook 2023
Download the Dahlia community cookbook and discover over 25 recipes, available in both English and Spanish. Thank you to our Dahlia farmers and the community members who contributed.
Aquaponic Greenhouse
Dahlia Campus operates an aquaponic greenhouse where we grow produce and fresh fish year-round.
Aquaponics is a sustainable farming solution that recirculates water from fish tanks through vegetable grow beds.
Nutrients from the fish waste feed the plants and the plants filter the water to keep the fish healthy.

Market Farm
Dahlia Market Farm grows over 30 different kinds of vegetables including your favorites like tomatoes, cucumbers and okra. We are always open to feedback - if you like what we grow, we want to hear from you! If you'd like us to plant specific produce, you're welcome to let us know.
The farmers use regenerative agricultural practices, such as cover crop, integrated pest management and crop rotation to keep our soil and produce healthy. Many of these practices are rooted in Indigenous wisdom and African American heritage.
The farmers also acknowledge current science best practices and always seek to combine generational knowledge with modern science and technology to aid in climate resilience.
All of this results in a farm that is beautiful and productive. Your Dahlia farmers hope you take some time to walk around the farm, stop and chat and take in the sights and sounds of the Farm!

Alcove "U-Pick" Gardens
The alcove gardens are interactive areas designed to be enjoyed and utilized by the community, staff, and people we serve. Anything you find in these gardens is free to pick, just be sure to follow food safety and honorable harvest guidelines.
As you walk through these gardens you might notice your five senses come alive: sight, touch, taste, smell, and even hearing. You can brew a cup of freshly picked herbal tea, smell and harvest a bouquet of vibrant flowers, pick ingredients to make a fresh salsa, or simply enjoy the sounds of the windchimes amongst the gnomes and fairies.
Meet Our Team

Katie Huszcza
Associate Director of Operations and Farm Services

Dave DeMarco
Lead Aquaponic Farm Coordinator

Andy Orozco Rivas
Market Farm Assistant

Shannon Hourigan
Garden Wellness Coordinator

Anna Cooper
Community Coordinator

Erian Cook
Project Coordinator

Ariana Hernandez
Food Access Coordinator

Leslie Flores
PRN Aquaponics Assistant

Kat Fish
Aquaponics Coordinator
Get Involved
Dahlia Campus invites the community to help our gardens flourish by volunteering.
Contact Us
Email: greenhouse@wellpower.org
Phone: (720) 583-4743
Address: 3401 N. Eudora St., Denver, CO 80207
Additional Resources
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
SNAP is part of a federal nutrition program that provides food assistance benefits. Dahlia Campus' Northeast Park Hill Farm Stand accepts SNAP Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards for our produce sales. Apply for SNAP here.
Double Up Food Bucks
Anyone using SNAP is eligible for Double Up Food Bucks. If you purchase $1 of fruits or vegetables, you get another $1 worth of FREE fruits and vegetables (up to $20 per day).

History of Northeast Park Hill
Click on the video to the right for a brief history of Northeast Park Hill and to find out why Dahlia Campus Farms and Gardens fulfill a critical need.