11th Street Community Garden

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11th Street Community Garden, is a stunning garden wedged between two tenements. Primarily shady due to its location, it is well landscaped and incorporates many best practices in terms of composting, planting, watering, membership, etc., with the help of the Manhattan Land Trust which helps manage the garden along with its local volunteers and was one of the gardens saved from auction by the Trust for Public Land in 1999. Beautifully planted communal flower beds with hydrangeas and other flowers alternate with individual raised plots, pine and other trees, shrubs and a lovely wooden semi-circular benched patio to create an integrated and serene space. Rain barrels have just been installed to recycle rain water. The entrance way with a simple wooden trellis and vines is immediately inviting. Situated across from Open Road Park Garden which is designed primarily for the students of the neighboring school with its fantastic wall murals and a rambling look, the 11th Street Community Garden is a much quieter and elegant affair.

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updated 12/2012 by NYC Lower East Side East Village Community Gardens