Olde Towne East Community Garden
Planted in 1976, the Olde Towne East Community Garden was the first neighborhood-owned community garden in Columbus. Originally designed as an all-edible garden by an area resident, the garden now features multiple plots and a gazebo built by residents. Although still a tranquil place nestled in the middle of the neighborhood, the community has future plans to expand the garden.
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S Garfield Ave & Oak St, Columbus, OH 43205, USA, Columbus, Ohio, 43205
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