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The Delano Garden

Established in 2007, the Delano Community garden is an "Allotment Garden" which provides space for urban gardeners who have no space of their own.

Plots are assigned and each gardener pays a fee to help pay for the water.

For more information on the Delano Garden contact
Jim Martinson • 706-6283
garden@historicdelano.com

Community Gardens

The Delano Community Garden is one of about a dozen gardens that are coordinated by Infinite Growth Opportunities (IGO)

For more information on the Community Gardens visit IGO's Website or contact
Susan Schocket • 204-3985
schoket@gmail.com

Delano Community Farmers' Market

The Delano Community Farmers' Market will provide an outlet for excess produce grown in Community Gardens or back-yard plots.

For more information on the Delano Market contact
Jim Martinson • 706-6283
market@historicdelano.com

	A Garden Fence Every garden needs a fence, but we don't want just any fence... we want an Art Fence! In 2012 we installed fence posts along the north & east sides of the garden. The next spring we built frames between them and filled the frames with found and recycled objects.
To see pictures & information on a project like this in Austin, visit the following web site: http://openarchitecturenetwork.org/projects/3877

Want to Help?

There are still 3 or 4 frames that need filled in. If you would like to do a panel, contact us.