Upcoming Garden Events:

Summer Community Work Days!
Please come out and collaborate with us
in building the garden!!!
Every Summer Sunday 3-6pm
in the Lemon Ridge Garden!


Lemon Ridge Garden
Board Meetings
happen every 3rd Thurs of the Month
@ The Callowhill Community Space
429 N. 13th Street 7 - 7:30 pm Open Forum
Please email us or just come by!
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The Lemon Ridge Garden Plan
Our Garden Community Collaboration with the Philadelphia
AIA Community Design Collaborative

Lemon Ridge Garden is open Sundays from 3 to 6pm. Everyone is welcome. We are working on clearing and cleaning the site, building pathways and laying out planting areas.
See 'Older Posts/Garden Archive' to follow progress!
Welcome to Lemon Ridge Garden! The Lemon Ridge Garden is located at the northwest corner of Ridge Avenue and Mount Vernon Street in center city Philadelphia Pennsylvania. Lemon Ridge Garden, Inc. is a non-profit corporation incorporated in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Its mission is to promote appreciation and conservation of urban green space and for use as an educational resource and model for building community through urban gardening. The Lemon Ridge Garden is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and all donations are tax-deductible. This property was donated in December 2005 for the purpose of establishing a community green space. Please visit, participate, and help us all create this wonderful community garden in Philadelphia.
Lemon Ridge Garden Site Prep
EPA Phase II Soil Testing
(w/ 2008-09 EPA Grant)

Lemon Ridge Garden Site Clean Up
Continuing Development Process 2006



Lemon Ridge Garden Site Improvement Project
New Sidewalks through OHCD Grant - October 2006


Before: Fall 2006




After: Fall 2008
Lemon Ridge Garden Site
Development Progress

Before: circa 2002

After: circa 2007


Lemon Ridge Garden Site Clean Up
All Volunteer Super Team!





Lemon Ridge Garden Site Clean Up
Site Original Condition
Before:
circa 2002








Future Site of Lemon Ridge Garden
Corner of Ridge + Mt. Vernon Streets

circa 1932