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Community garden
The Rose City Park Neighborhood Association (RCPNA) plans to incorporate and demonstrate the following sustainable design practices in the garden: a native bio-swale, water harvesting, edible perennial shrubs, and pollinator plants.
Learn more about Community Gardens
- Request a Community Garden plot
- Renew your Community Garden plot
- Transfer your Community Garden plot
- Register for the Access Discount
- Learn about Community Garden policies
- Volunteer with Community Gardens
Detailed Map of Frazer Community Garden Plots
Map
Year acquired
2011
Size in acres
0.23
History
In 2009, the Rose City Park Neighborhood Association (RCPNA) identified Frazer Park as a location to build a community garden. In 2011, Portland Community Gardens Program, Friends of Portland Community Gardens, RCPNA, and Depave worked together to remove asphalt and start construction of the new garden. A grant, submitted by the Friends of Portland Community Gardens, included the following partners: Portland Community Gardens Program, Friends of Portland Community Gardens, Depave, RCPNA, Albina, Head Start, and the Oregon Department of Agriculture. Funds for a portion of the cost were provided by a grant from the East Multnomah Soil and Water Conservation District and a gift from the Portland Parks Foundation.