Lents Linear Garden
Prepping for the street fair on September 12 and the opening of the MAX green line, the Lents neighborhood in Portland has been busy changing their strip of grass along the road (the “parking strip”) into a long, beautiful linear garden that may go as long as 30-45 blocks in time. The garden is going to be cut up into planned sections each representing a different collection of northwest native plants that should thrive. The up and coming Lents neighborhood has already gained a lot of community attention and involvement from those that would love to see their neighborhood reduce its litter and increase the value and livability through a unique botanical garden. The idea is not only eco friendly, but has the full support of the neighborhood association and has thrilled the city council. Though not complete, take a look at the progress they have made when you check out the September 12 Lents street fair. See more pictures and information at Neighborhood Notes.
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Thanks so much for the link love and for sharing the Lents Linear Garden story. We think it’s a fantastic project.