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Address: 5075 Lincoln St
Neighborhood: Globeville
Number of plots: 19
Average size of plots:
10’ X 10’
Year founded: 1997
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Contact
Denver Urban Gardens
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303-292-9900.
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Globeville Community Garden
The Globeville garden is a place of magic
and unfolding, especially for the young gardeners who come to
look for the garden’s toads and admire the only
“pumpkin-tree” in the Denver area.
Why We Love Our Garden:
Community Events:
The dedicated leaders of the Globeville
garden believe in making this garden a place of learning for
children of all ages. They welcome the local community
and are happy to share gardening skills and a growing sense of
wonder
with neighborhood youth. In addition
to the immediate community, developmentally and emotionally
challenged children and youth with the Laradon program come to
work in the soil with DUG’s Education Coordinator, Judy
Elliot, each summer. This open and welcoming community
is looking for gardeners willing to grow with the Globeville
garden.
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Just a short bike ride from downtown along
the Platte trail, Globeville is happy to welcome city-dwellers
who may not have the luxury of open space to garden. If
you chose to join this garden, you will find yourself among fun
loving, down to earth and generous gardeners.
There is a current renovation project that
will include expanded plots, an entry area, and a community
courtyard. This garden was originally initiated by the
Globeville community health clinic and is currently connected
with the Stapleton Recreation Center.
Parties For The Community
Workdays
