Dahlia Campus Farms & Gardens

About Dahlia Campus Farms & Gardens
Dahlia Campus Farms & Gardens connects people with fresh, local food. Dahlia Campus features three farms including an aquaponics greenhouse, a 40,000 square foot market farm and Seeds of Power Unity Farm cultivated by Mo' Betta Green. These combined and accessible green spaces support community well-being.

How to Buy Our Produce
Flexible Pricing
We have three prices that support our farm. You can pick which one you would like to pay.
Sign Up for Produce Delivery
Attention residents of Northeast Park Hill, Clayton, Cole & Five Points
- Do you use SNAP?
- Do you have transportation, mobility and/or health conditions that prevent you from visiting our site?
If you answered YES to one or both of questions, you are eligible to receive your produce delivered to your home for FREE (courtesy of Colorado Access). Contact us for more information.
Call 303.504.1635 or email greenhouse@wellpower.org to sign up for deliveries.
PLANT: Covers Cost of inputs.
Example: Collards = $1.00
PRODUCE: Covers inputs + labor.
Example: Collards = $2.00
GROW: Covers inputs + labor + profit to reinvest in our farm.
Example: Collards = $3.00

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.
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).


Aquaponics Greenhouse
Dahlia Campus operates an aquaponics 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.
Our Partners
Mo’ Betta Green MarketPlace has been addressing food insecurity in food desert neighborhoods since 2010. The organization emphasizes HEAL – Healthy Eating, Active Living – to promote food literacy. Additionally, they offer education and employment opportunities for local youth through internships and job training. For more information, contact Beverly Grant at grantbdee@gmail.com.
People’s Community Food Project was founded in 2014 by residents
concerned about food insecurity in Park Hill. The organization provides emergency food assistance and outreach programs geared towards wellness of children and seniors, food rescue and distribution with a focus on providing healthier sustainable choices for the community as a whole. For more information, please contact Pamela Washington at pdubb21@icloud.com.
Meet Our Team

Katie Huszcza
Associate Director of Operations and Farm Services

Jenna Smith
Aquaponic Farm Manager

Renee Marcoux
Market Farm Manager

Elena Aragon
Aquaponic Farm Coordinator

Andy Orozco Rivas
Market Farm Assistant

Pamela Washington
Community Partner
People's Community Food Projects

Beverly Grant
Community Partner
Mo'Betta Green

Anna Cooper
Community Coordinator

Erian Hall
Project Coordinator
Get Involved
Dahlia Campus invites the community to help our gardens flourish by volunteering. For more information on volunteering, click here.
Contact Us
Email: greenhouse@wellpower.org
Phone: 720.583.4743
Address: 3401 N. Eudora St., Denver, CO 80207
Hours: Mon, Wed, Fri: 8am - 5pm. Tues & Thurs: 8am - 7pm
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.