Yes, they have community gardens here too, though they're pretty limited in availability, and you need to have some time to tend the gardens to get a yield from them. Unfortunately, time and I are not on the same page these days. Living in a rental house, for a year, we can't really install a garden plot at home, either. So the CSA seems like a good alternative for this year. Home delivery would be uber convenient, but isn't available here - but the pick up location is at a metro station not far from us, so should work pretty well. A nice Thursday evening post-class excursion.
When we finally stop being nomadic, we have a little farm in the PNW where we will be able to grow our own veggies, and fortunately, we have our own little team of labourers to mow the lawn, pull weeds and harvest the crops. Did you know that's reason #432 to have lots of kids?
Of course, they'll be doing the lion's share of the eating, too...
There are farmer's markets here, too, but they seem to offer a pretty limited selection of produce, and at pretty premium prices, too. I also have to be careful about who carries what home - we've had peaches turn to peach salsa on the mile walk home once or twice!
I've heard horror stories recently about the cost of food in Moscow these days, so we've got to enjoy the variety and freshness now while we have the luxury.