June 22 & 23, 2013

GardenWalk Cleveland is a free, self- guided tour of gardens, urban farms, vineyards and orchards in ten neighborhoods of Cleveland, Ohio.

Tour at your own pace in each of the ten designated Cleveland neighborhoods on Saturday June 22 and Sunday June 23, 2013.

Each neighborhood on the Walk has a headquarters where you’ll find car parking, bike parking, restrooms, water and maps.

How to do the GardenWalk

  1. Get a GardenWalk Guide: Beginning June 12th, free Guides, with maps of each neighborhood's gardens, will be available at all Petitti’s Garden Centers and Dave’s Markets.
  2. Choose a neighborhood to begin in.
  3. Go to that neighborhood's Headquarters on Saturday or Sunday to check-in (optional.) Guides will also be available at each Headquarters.
  4. Explore...

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News

Posted by Greta De Meyer
2013-01-24 15:15

GardenWalk Cleveland is organizing a bus trip to the Buffalo Garden Walk On Saturday July 27 leaving Cleveland at 7 am and returning by 9 pm. The cost of the trip is $25 per person. Please send your name, e mail address and cell phone number to GardenWalk Cleveland, 12541 Cedar Road, Cleveland Heights 44106. Include $25 in cash or a check made out to LAND Studio with GardenWalk in the memo line.

Posted by Jan Kious
2012-07-07 06:04

Cathryn Kapp created a 13 foot purple iris to represent GardenWalk Cleveland in Parade the Circle 2012. The iris opened and closed, using a system of ropes and pulleys, as the float was pulled around University Circle. An estimated 75,000 attended Parade the Circle which had a record number of floats this year.

Neighborhoods

GardenWalk 2013 will include home gardens, community gardens, urban farms and more in nine Cleveland neighborhoods:

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GardenWalk Cleveland is a program of LAND Studio.

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