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First year bee hive, with vegetables and flowers added to this community garden that had been untended for a number of years.

I have a garden along with a couple neighbors that we always take care of together.

Garden with 40 plots was origin of Summer Sprout program. Started in 1974 by beloved police officer and neighborhood fixture Dan Kane (born and lived his whole life one block away) to give neighborhood kids productive summer activity. Original fence was 16′ due to 1970s vandalism and theft fears.

Community garden with raised vegetable and flower beds. Hard work, rain water from rain barrels provide some vegetables for community.

Legacy Garden serves as a gateway to the Edgewater Hill neighborhood. Established in 2012, the garden has evolved each year and features nearly 40 raised beds, community space with a fire pit, greenhouse, berry brambles, a display stand to share produce, hydrangea border, and compost station, in collaboration with Rust Belt Riders.

Elizabeth Hyacinth Community Garden is a place of unity for the community. We have 12 raised beds and we plant a wide variety of vegetables. Please stop over to see us.

Community garden planted with more than 30 fruit trees, brambles and grape vines. Also home to individual garden plots for rent.

Garden complements new AB Hart school, enhances neighborhood with butterfly garden, reading and study areas and jubilant sunflowers. Created and maintained by parents, students, teachers and community with support of CAP Academy.

Sixteen garden plots with community plants on the sides. Flower for enjoyment and common area in the front.

Duke Farms, now in its third year, has a greenhouse, 30 beds, 8 used for food donation and the rest are tended to by community members. The front of the garden features the Judge McCormick’s Wildflower Garden. The property boasts thousands of succulents growing freely, flower baskets, active composting, blackberries, raspberries and walkable paths. Visitors are welcome to stop in the house to use the bathroom, admire a host of houseplants and have a refreshment.