THE LEMON GROVE GARDEN community

HISTORY

Planning and discussion with the City of Lemon Grove began in 2015 beginning with discussion at Thrive Lemon Grove meetings, and project development with Thrive Lemon Grove staff. The community was involved early via community presentations at the Lemon Grove Heal Zone meeting and at the Lemon Grove Health Fair on 9/12/15. 

The idea was first presented to the Lemon Grove City Council on 10/20/15. In April 2016, the Lemon Grove Garden Council met with the City of Lemon Grove City Manager, submitted a proposal, and held a follow up meeting in August of 2017. A demonstration garden was constructed on the property of a Lemon Grove Community Garden volunteer in September 2017.

The Lemon Grove Garden Council meets on the first Saturday of each month, and has demonstrated commitment and perseverance as it has learned how to plan, and advocate for this project.

 

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COMMUNITY GARDEN
SITE IN AN
INTERACTIVE 3D MODEL

Explore the interactive 3D model of the site proposed, and approved as of February 2018, for our community garden!
Explore the site before construction begins!

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COMMUNITY GARDEN
MAKES HEADLINES

Community Garden Makes Headlines! 
On February 6th, 2018 Lemon Grove City Council gave aprooval and full support to begin construction on the first ever Community Garden in Lemon Grove and San Diego Tribune took up our story!

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WHY A COMMUNITY
GARDEN FOR LEMON GROVE?

The many benefits of communit gardening help alleviate health and wellness issues specific to Lemon Grove's wants and needs. Watch the video presented to Lemon Grove City Council, by SDSU student Katherine Nager, and find out what community garden bring to us!

Community service

Senior center

Garden members and Healzone volunteers come together to build specially made raised beds for local senior center.

Elementary Schools

Community Garden group takes healthy living and healthy eating to Lemon Grove Elementary Academy and San Altos.

neighborhoods

Garden Group hits the streets to give public demonstrations on proper planning, building, and planting for residential gardens.

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