3871 Bell Avenue
St. Louis
MO 63108
Bell Garden
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![Public Space/Square: A community gathering place, often car-free, that may have benches, fountain, events, etc., with an inclusive, accessible character. It can be a public space located in a square, garden or park, or even indoors. Public Space/Square](https://www.opengreenmap.org/sites/default/files/taxonomy_image/category_pictures_95.gif)
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Overview
This is the St. Louis area's largest community garden. Over 40 families take part in maintaining the garden. It is the 'outdoor office' of the community organization Gateway Greening. Here, you can learn a lot about organic horticulture, buy vegetable seedlings, and even learn more about green volunteering in the St. Louis area! Its a great place to socialize with people who share your interests in gardening in urban areas, and you can learn a thing or two by speaking with other people. Anyway, a great place to check out and learn more about gardening!
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