Orion Magazine - nature / culture / place Community Gardens The Community Gardens program has provided gardening opportunities for the physical and social benefit of the people and neighborhoods of Portland since 1975. There are 50 community gardens located throughout the city, developed and operated by volunteers and PP&R staff, offering a variety of activities. Sign up for a garden plot by submitting a Garden Plot Request Form. Here is a list of community gardens that have space available this spring: Brentwood Community Garden (SE 57th Ave & Cooper St)Clarendon Community Garden (N Newark St & Van Houten Ave)Errol Heights Community Garden (4841 SE Tenino Ct)Furey Community Garden (11820 SE Reedway St)Helensview Community Garden (8678 NE Sumner St)Kenton Community Garden (N Houghton St & Burrage Ave) Madison Community Garden (2735 NE 82nd AVE)Oliver-Parklane Community Garden (15811 SE Main St)Pier Community Garden (N Iris Way & Barr Ave)
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