Hidden behind a turquoise house in Oakland's Laurel District is Fig Leaf Gardens, an expansive urban farm covering 1,400 square feet. The garden hosts a myriad of fruit trees, vegetables, chickens, and beehives, all flourishing under the stewardship of the current owners who honor the vision of their predecessors. Central to this bountiful space is an impressive 30-foot fig tree, offering shade and a sense of wonder. The garden's existence resulted from a series of serendipitous events, showcasing the transformation of the property into a community hub rooted in sustainability and collaboration.
Standing on the street, the turquoise house hides an urban oasis with 1,400 sq. ft. of diverse plants, chickens, beehives, and a community spirit.
At the heart of Fig Leaf Gardens is a massive 30-foot fig tree, twisted branches creating an illusion of space, inviting exploration and wonder.
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