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Toronto Community Gardens by Ward 2012 Community Gardens COMMUNITY GARDENS Ward Garden Name Location Panorama Park Panorama Park Community Garden 31 Panorama Dr. Ward 1 (Finch Ave. W. & Kipling Ave. ) Etobicoke North Masseygrove Park Jamestown Community Garden 10 Rampart Rd. (Finch Ave. W. & Martin Grove Rd.) Bell Manor Park Bell Manor Park Community Garden 1 Bayside Lane (Park Lawn Rd. & Berry Rd.) Ward 5 Tom Riley Park Etobicoke Lakeshore New Horizons Community Garden 3216 Bloor St. W. (Bloor St. W. & Islington Ave.) Cronin Park Cronin Park Community Garden 34 Lorene Dr. (Burnhamthorpe Rd. & Blaketon Rd.) Ward 8 Oakdale Community Centre Oakdale Community Garden 350 Grandravine Dr. York West (Jane St. & Grandravine Dr.) Ward 10 Rockford Park Rockford Park Community Garden 70 Rockford Rd. York Centre (Steeles Ave. W. & Bathurst St.) Eglinton Flats Emmett Ave. Community Garden 101 Emmett Ave. (Jane St. & Eglinton Ave. W.) Rockcliffe Demonstration and Teaching Rockcliffe Service Yard 301 Rockcliffe Blvd. Ward 11 Garden and Greenhouses (Rockcliffe Blvd. & Alliance Rd.) York South-Weston Rockcliffe Service Yard Peer Nutrition Community Garden 301 Rockcliffe Blvd. (Rockcliffe Blvd. & Alliance Rd.) Rockcliffe Service Yard Rockcliffe Juniors' Garden 301 Rockcliffe Blvd. (Rockcliffe Blvd. & Alliance Rd.) Unison Health & Community Services Marie Baldwin Park 5 Foxwell Ave. Community Garden (Jane St. & Foxwell Ave.) Masaryk Cowan Park HOPE Garden 212 Cowan Ave. Ward 14 (Queen St. W. & Cowan Ave.) Parkdale-High Park Dunn Avenue Parkette 186 Close Ave. Youth Garden (Queen St. W. & Landsdowne Ave.) Ward Garden Name Location Flemington Park Leila Lane Community Garden 2a Flemington Rd (1 Leila Lane) Flemington Park Amaranth Community Garden 2a Flemington Rd Ward 15 (87 Amaranth Crt. & Flemington Rd.) Eglinton-Lawrence Flemington Park Flemington Community Garden 2a Flemington Rd. (103 Flemington Rd.) Flemington Park Varna Community Garden 2a Flemington Rd. (Flemington Rd. & Varna Dr.) Lawrence Heights Community Centre Lawrence Heights Community Garden 5 Replin Rd. (Flemington Rd. & Replin Rd.) Ward 16 Eglinton Park Eglinton Park Heritage Garden 200 Eglinton Ave. W. Eglinton-Lawrence (Eglinton Ave. W. & Avenue Rd.) Ward 17 Earlscourt Park Earlscourt Park Community Garden 1200 Lansdowne Ave. Davenport (Lansdowne Ave. & St. Clair Ave. W.) Symington Avenue Playground Perth-Dupont Community Garden 360 Symington Ave. Ward 18 (Dupont St. & Symington Ave.) Davenport Dufferin Grove Park 875 Dufferin St. Dufferin Grove Community Gardens (Bloor St. W. & Dufferin St.) Trinity Bellwoods Park 1053 Dundas St. W. Trinity Bellwoods Community Garden (Dundas St. W. & Crawford St.) Fred Hamilton Playground Fred's Wildflower Garden 155 Roxton Rd. (College St. & Ossington Ave.) Irene Avenue Parkette Ward 19 Irene Park Horticulture Community 760 Shaw St. Trinity Spadina Garden (Bloor St. W. & Ossington Ave.) Northumberland Playground 770 Ossington Ave. Northumberland Community Garden (Bloor St. W. & Ossington Ave.) Christie Pits Park 750 Bloor St. W. Christie Pits Community Garden (Bloor St. W. & Christie St.) Ward Garden Name Location Lillian H. Smith Parkette 180 Huron St. Huron St. Garden (Huron St. & College St.) Ecology Park 25 Madison Ave. Ecology Park Community Garden (Bloor St. W. & Spadina Ave.) Alexandra Park Ward 20 275 Bathurst St. Trinity-Spadina Alexandra Park Diversity Garden (Dundas St. W. & Bathurst St.) Scadding Court Community Centre Scadding Court Urban Agriculture 707 Dundas St. W. (Dundas St. W. & Bathurst St.) Program 552 Richmond St W (Queen St. W. & Bathurst St.) Alex Wilson Community Garden Hillcrest Park Hillcrest Park Community Garden 950 Davenport Rd. (Davenport Rd. & Christie St.) Garrison Creek Park Garrison Creek Park Community Garden 1090 Shaw St. (Ossington Ave. & Dupont St.) Ward 21 Cedarvale Park Community Children's Cedarvale Park St. Paul's 443 Arlington Rd. Garden (Bathurst St. & Eglinton Ave. W.) Frankel Lambert Park Frankel Lambert Park Community 340 Christie St. (Christie St. & Dupont St.) Ben Nobleman Park Ben Nobleman Park Community Orchard 1075 Eglinton Ave. W. (Eglinton Ave. W. & Allen Rd.) Flemingdon Park Flemingdon Park Community Garden 150 Grenoble Dr. (Don Mills Rd. & Gateway Blvd.) Ward 26 Thorncliffe Park Garden Club Community Thorncliffe Park Garden Club Community Garden Don Valley West 50 Beth Nealson Dr. Garden (Thorncliffe Park Dr. & Beth Nealson Dr.) R.V. Burgess Park Thorncliffe Family Garden 46 Thorncliffe Park Dr. (Thorncliffe Park Dr. & Overlea Blvd.) Ward 27 Moss Park Moss Park Community Kitchen Garden 150 Sherbourne St. Toronto Centre-Rosedale (Queen St. E. & Sherbourne St.) Ward 28 Winchester Square Park Community Winchester Square Park 474 Ontario St. Toronto Centre-Rosedale Garden (Carlton St. & Parliament St.) Ward Garden Name Location Old Cabbagetown Area Prospect St. Community Garden opposite 35 Prospect St., ( Wellesely St. & Parliament St.) Ward 30 Greenwood Park Greenwood Park Community Garden 150 Greenwood Ave. Toronto Danforth (Greenwood Ave. & Dundas Ave. E.) Ward 31 Stan Wadlow Park East York Community Garden 9 Haldon Ave. Beaches-East York (Woodbine Ave. & Cosburn Ave.) Ward 32 101 Coxwell Ave. Ashbridges ECO Community Garden Beaches-East York (Dundas St. E. & Coxwell Ave.) Ward 35 Prairie Drive Park Prairie Drive Park Community Garden 70 Prairie Dr. Scarborough Southwest (Pharmacy Ave. & Danforth Ave.) Ward 36 Cornell Campbell House Scarborough Village Community Garden 3620 Kingston Rd. Scarborough Southwest (Kingston Rd. & Markham Rd.) Ward 39 Chester Le Park Chester Le Olive Garden 255 Chester Le Blvd. Scarborough-Agincourt (Finch Ave. E. & Victoria Park Ave.) Neilson Park Neilson Park Community Garden 1575 Neilson Rd. Ward 42 (Finch Ave. E. & Neilson Rd.) Scarborough-Rouge River Littles Rd. Park Littles Rd. Park Community Garden 30 Littles Rd. (Morningside Ave. & Sewells Rd.) Ward 43 Roots of Scarborough East (ROSE) East Scarborough Storefront 4040 Lawrence Ave. E. Scarborough East Community Garden (Lawrence Ave. E & Galloway Rd.) Ward 44 Bob Hunter Green Space Community Bob Hunter Green Space 205 Generation Blvd. Scarborough East Garden (Meadowvale Rd. & Hwy. 401) .
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