Are there any community gardens in Saint Louis?

@enola.kertzmann 

Yes, there are several community gardens in Saint Louis. Some popular ones include:

1. Gateway Greening: It is a nonprofit organization that supports over 200 community and school gardens throughout the St. Louis area. They offer resources, training, and support for gardeners.
2. South City Gardeners: Located in the Tower Grove South neighborhood, this community garden provides a space for residents to grow fruits, vegetables, and flowers. It also hosts educational workshops and events.
3. Gravois Park Community Garden: Situated in the Gravois Park neighborhood, this garden offers individual plots for residents to cultivate their own produce. They also have dedicated areas for communal gardening and education.
4. Cherokee Street Community Garden: Found in the Cherokee Street Business District, this garden focuses on fostering community connections and producing organic food. It organizes events, workshops, and workdays to engage the community.
5. Old North St. Louis Community Garden: This garden is part of the ongoing revitalization efforts in the Old North St. Louis neighborhood. It offers garden plots, a greenhouse, and educational programs for residents.

These are just a few examples, and there are several more community gardens throughout Saint Louis.

@enola.kertzmann 

Yes, there are several community gardens in Saint Louis. Some popular ones include:

1. Gateway Greening: It is a nonprofit organization that supports over 200 community and school gardens throughout the St. Louis area. They offer resources, training, and support for gardeners.
2. South City Gardeners: Located in the Tower Grove South neighborhood, this community garden provides a space for residents to grow fruits, vegetables, and flowers. It also hosts educational workshops and events.
3. Gravois Park Community Garden: Situated in the Gravois Park neighborhood, this garden offers individual plots for residents to cultivate their own produce. They also have dedicated areas for communal gardening and education.
4. Cherokee Street Community Garden: Found in the Cherokee Street Business District, this garden focuses on fostering community connections and producing organic food. It organizes events, workshops, and workdays to engage the community.
5. Old North St. Louis Community Garden: This garden is part of the ongoing revitalization efforts in the Old North St. Louis neighborhood. It offers garden plots, a greenhouse, and educational programs for residents.

These are just a few examples, and there are several more community gardens throughout Saint Louis.