According to staff at Northwood, surveillance footage shows two people in a white Audi vehicle pull up to the garden in the early hours of Sept. 14 and take plants and produce

Organizers of a community garden in Bedford that was robbed say the trust has been broken.

According to staff at Northwood, surveillance footage shows two people in a white Audi vehicle pull up to the garden in the early hours of Sept. 14 and take plants and produce.

Northwood communications assistant Aylson Estey tells NEWS 95.7 there are always challenges with a communal space but those who used the garden are disappointed their hard work has been stolen.

"Our community garden is a space that's available to all Northwood residents, but it's also for the community around Northwood," she said. "People take their families there, all the beds are wheelchair accessible so they're able to roll right up and do the gardening as well."

The garden grows a variety of produce with all 42 bed rented out this season.

"People use the space to grow their own vegetables and flowers and everything else," said Estey.

She says they have contacted police and will cooperate with any investigation, and Northwood is asking anyone with information to come forward.