1. Crystal Care Center 3245 Vera Cruz Ave N Garden Used by our residents & families for gardening and socialization. (B) 2. SC Common Ground Commu- nity Garden 52nd and Newton Ave North Tours of raingarden and native plantings (BFN) 3. Lind Community Garden 51st & Dupont Aves N See our prosper- ous raised beds at this productive time (FY) 4. Camden Gateway Sculpture Garden 42nd and Lyndale Ave. N. Huge outdoor sculptures compli- mented by nature! Informational display boards about natives and butterfly attractants (AB) 5. McKinley Community Garden 3350 North 4th St Food & bever- ages, music, and fun (AFY) 6. Mulberry Junction 2301 Califor- nia St NE Art of the Garden, outdooor sculpture & interactive projects (BFN) 7. South Hawthorne Community Garden 2123 6th St N New Garden this year! Focused on growing food and building community. (BF) 8. Urban Farming 12th and Mor- gan North 1119 Morgan Ave N KMOJ radio live 11-1. Perform- ances by Taja Sevelle and Umar from Last Poets. FOOD & FUN!! (F) 9. Soo Line Community Garden 2845 Garfield Ave S Food, Drink, Entertainment, and Fun next to the Midtown Greenway. (BFN) 10. Eat Street Community Garden 2416 1st Ave. S A green oasis in the Whittier neighborhood. (F) 11. St Stephen's Whittier Com- munity Garden 2224 Clinton Ave S. Come see companion planting of vegetables & flowers creates an artful edible landscape (ABFY) 12. Urban Ventures Community Garden On Midtown Greenway bike path between Clinton Ave & 3rd Ave S (just south of Wells Fargo Home Mortgage) Come rest your feet next to small or- chard, sip free cup of CityKid Java, & get a free CD produced by the kids! (BFY) 13. Columbus Ave Community Garden 3300 Columbus Ave Garden tours, decorative painting, music, storytelling, snack buffet for all! (F) 14. Artstop Garden 3201 Chi- cago Ave Stop by for a family- oriented, children's take-home- with-you art project. (ABNY) 15. Powderhorn Park East Community Garden 3215 15th Ave S 14 year old garden in mid- dle of residential area (BFN) 16. 12th and 13th Avenue Block Club 2727 12th Ave S View the first community owned garden in Minneapolis. Come relax with friends and neighbors! (ABF) 17. Waite House Community Garden 2529 13th Ave S Educa- tional program for youth and families, finding commonality in the garden (BFY) 18. Peaceful Patch Community Garden 2444 11th Ave S Re- freshments, garden décor, relax with friends (BF) 19. East Phillips Community 17th Ave. Garden 2428 17th Ave S Vacant lots turned garden! Enjoy refreshing drink, conversa- tion and shelter from sun. (FY) 20. 5th Street Community Gar- den 1813 S 5th Street Lemonade & Fat Chance Jug band at noon plus other musicians support the sidewalk and a democratic solu- tion to the Dania Site (BN) 21. Augsburg Community Garden 601 20th Ave See our new green- house and garden expansion (BFY) 22. Northeast Neighborhood Gate- way Garden Johnson St. NE at Inter- state 35W Ramp (just south of 18th Ave NE) Combined effort of Windom Park & Northeast Park Neighborhood Associations. "Wind in The Trees" art trellis and the "welcome" garden. (AB) 23. Accord Community Garden Corner of 15th and Como Avenues Share birthday cake and lemonade with native plant lovers (ABN) 24. Minnehaha Avenue Commu- nity Garden 3128 Minnehaha Ave S Learn how to make bee houses, and enjoy FRESH food! (BFN) 25. Dowling Community Garden 46th Ave S and 39th St E Celebrate community gardening and share ideas with tomato tasting and semi- nars. Starts at 11am. (BF) 26. Celeste's Dream Community Garden 1884 Randolph Ave Ex- plore our garden's array of heirloom vegetables and healing herbs! (F) 27. Red River Ox-Cart Trail Heri- tage Garden St. Anthony Ave & Raymond Ave Red River Ox Cart Trail historical site made beautiful by neighbors (B) 28. St. Anthony Park Community Garden 2217 Robbins St. northside of Robbins St & west of Raymond Ave. Come share creative, earth- friendly gardening techniques! (F) 29. Cornercopia Student Organic Farm Corner of Larpenteur and Cleveland Aves. Fruit and vegetable varieties galore! Heirloom tomato tasting! (F) 30. Midway Greenspirit Com- munity Garden SW Corner of Pierce Butler & Hamline Ave N. Enter garden from Albert St N Cool beverage, garden treats, friendly conversation, fun kid art, and Q&A with the beekeeper. Bee hive demo at 1pm. (F) 31. Eleanor Graham Commu- nity Garden 1335 Ashland Ave 38 plots, compost system, or- chard, and oak shade planting - meet neighbors & talk garden! (BFN) more gardens on other side A = arte en el jardín B = jardines de flores F = huertas N = plantas natives Y = participación de los jóvenes www.gardenworksMN.org 2009 Desfile de Jardines Comunitarios Saturday, August 22nd 10:00am—2:00pm Jardines Comunitarios Participantes
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1. Crystal Care Center 3245 Vera Cruz Ave N Garden Used by our residents & families for gardening and socialization. (B)
2. SC Common Ground Commu-nity Garden 52nd and Newton Ave North Tours of raingarden and native plantings (BFN)
3. Lind Community Garden 51st & Dupont Aves N See our prosper-ous raised beds at this productive time (FY)
4. Camden Gateway Sculpture Garden 42nd and Lyndale Ave. N. Huge outdoor sculptures compli-mented by nature! Informational display boards about natives and butterfly attractants (AB)
5. McKinley Community Garden
3350 North 4th St Food & bever-ages, music, and fun (AFY)
6. Mulberry Junction 2301 Califor-nia St NE Art of the Garden, outdooor sculpture & interactive projects (BFN)
7. South Hawthorne Community
Garden 2123 6th St N New Garden this year! Focused on growing food and building community. (BF)
8. Urban Farming 12th and Mor-gan North 1119 Morgan Ave N KMOJ radio live 11-1. Perform-ances by Taja Sevelle and Umar from Last Poets. FOOD & FUN!! (F)
9. Soo Line Community Garden
2845 Garfield Ave S Food, Drink, Entertainment, and Fun next to the Midtown Greenway. (BFN)
10. Eat Street Community Garden
2416 1st Ave. S A green oasis in the Whittier neighborhood. (F)
11. St Stephen's Whittier Com-munity Garden 2224 Clinton Ave S. Come see companion planting of vegetables & flowers creates an artful edible landscape (ABFY)
12. Urban Ventures Community Garden On Midtown Greenway bike path between Clinton Ave & 3rd Ave S (just south of Wells Fargo Home Mortgage) Come rest your feet next to small or-chard, sip free cup of CityKid Java, & get a free CD produced by the kids! (BFY)
13. Columbus Ave Community Garden 3300 Columbus Ave Garden tours, decorative painting, music, storytelling, snack buffet for all! (F)
14. Artstop Garden 3201 Chi-cago Ave Stop by for a family-oriented, children's take-home-with-you art project. (ABNY)
15. Powderhorn Park East Community Garden 3215 15th Ave S 14 year old garden in mid-dle of residential area (BFN)
16. 12th and 13th Avenue Block
Club 2727 12th Ave S View the first community owned garden in Minneapolis. Come relax with friends and neighbors! (ABF)
17. Waite House Community
Garden 2529 13th Ave S Educa-tional program for youth and families, finding commonality in the garden (BFY)
18. Peaceful Patch Community
Garden 2444 11th Ave S Re-freshments, garden décor, relax with friends (BF)
19. East Phillips Community 17th Ave. Garden 2428 17th Ave S Vacant lots turned garden! Enjoy refreshing drink, conversa-tion and shelter from sun. (FY)
20. 5th Street Community Gar-
den 1813 S 5th Street Lemonade & Fat Chance Jug band at noon plus other musicians support the sidewalk and a democratic solu-tion to the Dania Site (BN)
21. Augsburg Community Garden
601 20th Ave See our new green-house and garden expansion (BFY)
22. Northeast Neighborhood Gate-way Garden Johnson St. NE at Inter-state 35W Ramp (just south of 18th Ave NE) Combined effort of Windom Park & Northeast Park Neighborhood Associations. "Wind in The Trees" art trellis and the "welcome" garden. (AB)
23. Accord Community Garden Corner of 15th and Como Avenues Share birthday cake and lemonade with native plant lovers (ABN)
24. Minnehaha Avenue Commu-nity Garden 3128 Minnehaha Ave S Learn how to make bee houses, and enjoy FRESH food! (BFN)
25. Dowling Community Garden
46th Ave S and 39th St E Celebrate community gardening and share ideas with tomato tasting and semi-nars. Starts at 11am. (BF)
26. Celeste's Dream Community
Garden 1884 Randolph Ave Ex-plore our garden's array of heirloom vegetables and healing herbs! (F)
27. Red River Ox-Cart Trail Heri-tage Garden St. Anthony Ave & Raymond Ave Red River Ox Cart Trail historical site made beautiful by neighbors (B)
28. St. Anthony Park Community Garden 2217 Robbins St. northside of Robbins St & west of Raymond Ave. Come share creative, earth-friendly gardening techniques! (F)
29. Cornercopia Student Organic Farm Corner of Larpenteur and Cleveland Aves. Fruit and vegetable varieties galore! Heirloom tomato tasting! (F)
30. Midway Greenspirit Com-munity Garden SW Corner of Pierce Butler & Hamline Ave N. Enter garden from Albert St N Cool beverage, garden treats, friendly conversation, fun kid art, and Q&A with the beekeeper. Bee hive demo at 1pm. (F)
31. Eleanor Graham Commu-nity Garden 1335 Ashland Ave 38 plots, compost system, or-chard, and oak shade planting - meet neighbors & talk garden! (BFN)
more gardens on other side
A = arte en el jardín B = jardines de flores F = huertas N = plantas natives Y = participación de los jóvenes www.gardenworksMN.org
2009 Desfile de Jardines Comunitarios Saturday, August 22nd
10:00am—2:00pm
Jardines Comunitarios Participantes
Gardening Matters fomenta y preserve la
jardinería comunitaria en los Twin Cities
por conectar los jardineros a otros y a la
comunidad donde viven…
…porque la jardinería importa!
[email protected] 612-492-8964
www.gardeningmatters.org
Ven a experimentar los gran esfuerzos que hacen los jardines comunitarios en los Twin Cities! Visitan los jardines caminando, en carro, o en bicicleta! Jardines tendrán una variedad de eventos incluyendo música, refrescos, bocaditos, masaje, pruebas de comida y una colmena de abejas!
…porque la jardinería importa!
www.gardeningmatters.org El desfile es un evento gratis! Traiga un
amigo o toda la familia y disfrute!
Navegando el Desfile de Jardines Comunitarios:
Como decido a cuales jardines quiero visitar? Lee las descripciones en el sitio web www.gardeningmatters.org y hacer un mapa de su ruta! Que debo traer con migo cuando visito a los jardines? -Bloqueador solar -Botella de agua -Camera -Paraguas -Mapa de la ciudad …Y si no puedo encontrar el jardín? Los jardines participantes tendrán unos
32. Dunning Community Gar-
den 350 Griggs St N Garden revitalization, vegetables, music - let's talk garden! (BF)
33. Oxford-Dayton Community
Farm 1035 Dayton Ave Stop by for lemonade! See examples of successful "square foot garden-ing" and come pet the goat! (BF)
34. Gateway Trail Community Garden Roughly 300 Arlington Avenue E (Arlington & Missis-sippi) Finally a community garden for our area! Brand new - visit and explore the possibilities! (F)
35. Community Design Center of Minnesota 721 East 7th Street Fresh veggies grown by St. Paul youth for sale, next to café! (BFNY)
36. District 2 Community Gar-
dens 1541 Maryland Ave Stop here to tour 3 gardens! Original southeast Asian gardening and food sampling! (F)
37. Mankato Community Gar-
dens 170 Good Counsel Dr Join us for tours, potluck lunch, music, workshops and more! (BFNY)
38. International Outreach Church Community Garden
1512 Woodhill Road New Gar-den! Enjoy live music, family activities, beautiful arbor & more! (BF)
A = arte en el jardín B = jardines de flores F = huertas
N = plantas natives Y = participación de los jóvenes
El Sábado, 22 de Agosto, 40 jardines comunitarios en los Twin Cities abren sus puertas y invitan a la gente de la comunidad a pasear, mirar, aprender, y celebrar! Eventos del desfile son gratis y abiertos al público.
Los jardineros y las jardineras de la comunidad dedican
miles de horas cada temporada a cultivar comida para sus
familias. Ellos mismos también hacen mas lindos sus bar-
rios y proveen espacio en la ciudad en que los vecinos
conozcan uno a otro. Nuestro desfile celebra la entrega de
los jardineros a sus comunidades y a la tierra.
Para encontrar un jardín comunitario cerca de usted, por favor
visita la guía en nuestro sitio de Internet:
www.gardeningmatters.org
Presents
El 4th Anual Desfile de
Jardines Comunitarios Sábado, el 22 de Agosto, 2009
10:00 de la mañana a
2:00 de la tarde
“Los Datos” de Jardines
Comunitarios:
Nuestra definición es
simple:
Un jardín comunitario es
cualquier espacio donde
se cultiva plantas y es
mantenido por una comu-
nidad para alcanzar las
necesidades de aquella
comunidad.
Beneficios a los
jardineros y las
comunidades:
Aumentar la comunidad por destruir las barreras culturales y económicas. Hacer que nuestros barrios estén mas “verdes” y lugares mas atractivos para vivir. Proveer acceso a comida nutritiva y adecuada a las culturas. Enseñar a los vecinos sobre el cuidado de la tierra. Ayudar en la prevención de la actividad criminal. Proveer ejercicio físico y bienestar mental.
En este momento hay aproximadamente 250 jardines comunitarios en el área de los Twin Cities, y este nu-mero crece cada ano!
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