Links+to+Gardens

This is the page where we will put links to the school gardens. Just click the edit button and add your garden here ---

You can view a list of all school gardens in Nashville with complete contact information here: If you would like your garden to be listed below please contact Heather Hyden.

Glencliff Garden Project: Developed as a collaborative effor with Glencliff High School and the Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt in 2009, the Glencliff Garden Project aims to build and maintain a sustainable school garden project that (1) increases access to and consumption of fresh fruits & vegetables as a means of improving student, staff, and community health, (2) improve knowledge of nutrition, gardening, food systems and sustainable agriculture, and (3) provide opportunities for leadership development, skill building, and work-experience. To get the most up-to-date information and news - Check our our blog AND Friend us on Facebook - as Glencliff Garden !

//Whether you are a master gardener or simply want to spend time outdoors getting active with your family, we have projects to match your needs!// //160 Antioch Pike// //Nashville, TN 37211-3099 You can email our Volulnteer Coordinator ** Anna Alexander **** anna.l.alexander@vanderbilt.edu **//

[|Volunteer flyer.pdf]

Westmeade Elementary School Garden Formed in 2009 as a collaboration between the P.E. department and the Library. The garden currently has five raised beds, a strawberry bed and a butterfly garden.

__Chestnut Hill Community Garden__ [] 1st AV S and Chestnut St at Johnson School- contact Nancy McCune 615-738-7332 njmccune@comcast.net fee to join: $10 per raised bed box per season We have a Urban Garden advisor from Trevecca Nazarine University whose name is Jason Adkins. We have seed and plantings available from the Trevecca greenhouse. Jason is available at the garden on most Saturday mornings at 9am. We are an organic garden that is self funded and run by volunteers from TAG (Trimble Action Group).

__BELL (Bellevue Edible Learning Lab) at the Bellevue Middle School__ Our facebook page is updated frequently. Many photos are posted. Take a look! [|http://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/pages/BELL-Garden-Bellevue-TN/127196337312846]

Park Avenue School Garden was founded by Carolyn James as a project of the Sylvan Heights Neighborhood Association in 2004. It has evolved into a teaching garden for the school. Grades PK - 5 visit and learn from the garden. It is maintained by Carolyn James and Nancy Stetten....Real trojans in this movement and a great source of help, encouragement and information!