Oregon Ridge Community Garden - Cockeysville MD
Posted by: 
Don.Morfe
N 39° 29.784 W 076° 41.220
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The community garden is administered by the Oregon Ridge Nature Center. We have a water pump, hoses and basic tools available for gardeners. The plots are located just past The Oregon Grille at the entrance to Oregon Ridge Nature Center.
Waymark Code: WM13N0F
Location: Maryland, United States
Date Posted: 01/11/2021
Views: 6
From the Oregon Ridge Nature Center website:
"Have you considered growing your own vegetables and herbs, but just don't have the space or enough sunlight? Oregon Ridge Nature Center has plots available for people from the community. For just a $25 non-member or $20 member fee you will have the use of a 10' x 10' plot that is protected with deer fencing for the 2017 growing season. Whether you are an experienced gardener, or a novice who wants to learn, this is a great opportunity. We have a water pump, hoses and basic tools available for gardeners. The plots are located just past The Oregon Grille at the entrance to Oregon Ridge Nature Center. Gardeners are requested not to use the Grille parking lot but to park adjacent to the garden area on the side of the entrance road. The garden season starts March 1st and runs thru November 17th. Call Oregon Ridge Nature Center at 410-887-1815 or email info@OregonRidgeNatureCenter.org and we'll send you a contract with all the details. Remember plots are available on a first-come, first-serve basis and the garden has been full every year since it started... don't delay. Secure your plot now then spend the rest of the winter perusing the plant and seed catalogs."
Address:
13555 Beaver Dam Road
Cockeysville, MD USA
410-887-1815
Location:
The Oregon Ridge Community Garden is located on the grounds of the Oregon Ridge Nature Center.
Hands-on or educational programs: Yes - phone for more information
Community garden's website: [Web Link]
Telephone number: 410-887-1815
Parking: Not Listed
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Visit Instructions:
All logs must be the result of an actual visit to the community garden. Write a description about your visit to the garden. A photo of one of your favorite elements of the garden would also be a nice addition, but not mandatory.