NYC Community Garden, by Jawiria Jahangir
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The East 103rd Street Community Garden in East Harlem was transformed in 2004 from a neglected lot into a community space through a partnership between Disney, NYPR, and local residents. Robert Cruz helped build the garden and now coordinates it, maintaining various plants including herbs, trees, and flowers. The garden offers a sports area, picnic space, and place for local residents to spend time outdoors.
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- 1. East 103rd Street Community Garden Located in East Harlem’s neighborhood, this large space had suffered from great neglect until the Disney Co. teamed up with NYPR (New York Restoration Project) and the local community in 2004 to transform this large space into a community garden. Robert Cruz, coordinator of East 103rd Street Community Garden helped build this garden with the money from NYRP. Since 2004, he has watched over various herbs, trees, and flowers. The garden also includes a sports area and a shaded picnic space. Now, this community garden is a great place for people of East Harlem to spend time and get their hands dirty.
- 2. Visit to East 103rd Street Community Garden Address: 105 East 103rd Street 
(between Park and Lexington Avenues) Hours of operation: weekdays from 12-7 P.M. Please note: the garden is not required to open if the weather doesn’t look good. Coordinator: Robert Cruz
- 4. Snapshots of the Garden
- 5. Snapshots of the Garden (cont.)
- 6. Snapshots of the Garden (cont.)
- 7. What types of greens, herbs, trees, vegetables, and other plants are grown in this garden?
- 10. Trees Apple Tree Peach Tree Pear Tree
- 12. Vegetables (cont.) Habanero Jalapeno Scallion Sweet Peppers Tomatoes Winter Squash
- 13. Wall Paintings Inside the Garden
- 14. More Snapshots of the Garden
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