DIG (Delta Informal Gardeners), Brentwood, CA

The Delta Informal Gardeners (DIG) is more than just a gardening club in Brentwood, CA — it’s a thriving hub for garden education, community beautification, and regenerative practices in East Contra Costa County.
What DIG Stands For
- Inviting new and seasoned growers alike to learn, share tips, and volunteer.
- Hosting classes, garden-projects, and public outreach with a local focus.
- A welcoming setting for anyone interested in gardening — from beginner to expert.
DIG Regular Meetings & How to Get Involved
- Monthly meetings are held on the fourth Monday at 7:30 PM.
- Venue: Brentwood Community United Methodist Church, 809 2nd Street, Brentwood, CA.
- All regular meetings are open to public membership.
DIG Key Events & Annual Projects
- Board meetings follow the same schedule and location as general meetings.
- The club’s annual plant sale occurs each year on the Saturday before Mother’s Day. Collectively, this raises funds for gardening education and local outreach.
Stay Connected
If you’d like to attend a meeting, volunteer, or follow what’s coming up:
- Email: info@deltainformalgardeners.org
- Check the DIG events page on their website. http://www.deltainformalgardeners.org
- Follow their Facebook page for announcements. http://www.facebook.com/BrentwoodDIG
Why This Matters to Gardeners & Soil Lovers
Joining groups like DIG is a powerful way to:

- Share and access local gardening knowledge (soil types, microclimates, plant successes/failures).
- Connect with folks who value healthy soil, composting, and regenerative practices — the same values behind Delta Worms.
- Grow your network for volunteer days, plant swaps, garden tours, and more.
Feel the Soil. Join the Movement.
Whether you’re a raised-bed gardener, small farmer, or weekend weed-warrior, being part of a community garden club like DIG amplifies your impact. It brings you into a circle of inspiration, shared resources, and collective soil restoration.
Joining groups like DIG is a powerful way to:
- Share and access local gardening knowledge (soil types, microclimates, plant successes/failures).
- Connect with folks who value healthy soil, composting, and regenerative practices — the same values behind Delta Worms.
- Grow your network for volunteer days, plant swaps, garden tours, and more.
- Takes place every year on the Saturday before Mother’s Day
website: Delta Informal Gardeners
