Saturday & Sunday
July 21 & 22, 2012
11am – 5pm
Headquarters
• J1
Tremont West Development Corp
2406 Professor Ave
Gardens
• J2 815 Jefferson Avenue
Next to Ty Fun
This 64-space parking lot in Tremont is a
model for small-scale stormwater management. Complete with a bioswale and native
plantings, the project creates an attractive
pocket of nature that is good for humans
and our city’s ecosystem. It provides parking
for two great local businesses and the new
Gospel Press residents. It alleviates unnecessary stormwater runoff into our sewer
system and creates a very attractive amenity
to the neighborhood.
• J3 839 Jefferson Avenue
Stone and brick wall of recycled materials
grace the perimeter of Jeff & Cynthia Chiplis’ sculpture garden. The undulating topography is blanketed with grass and flowers - a
creative alternative to the treatment of a
lot post-demo of the former house. Roses,
perennials, lush foliage and yard art make
a lovely oasis. Look up in the tree for the
dangling fish!
• J5 Visible Voice Books
1023 Kenilworth Avenue
Tiled with bricks from Cleveland city streets
from 100 years ago. A great place to relax
with a glass of wine from our wine bar.
• J6 Literary Cafe
1031 Literary Rd.
The pre-Civil War building that houses
the Literary Café is only 1 of 2 commercial
structures of this era in the City. The patio
behind is brimming with foliage: wisteria,
clematis, grapes, iris, ivy, trillium, may apple,
jack-in-the-pulpit, a mammoth blue hosta,
ferns, lily of the valley, yellow locust tree
and a honeysuckle rose fence; plus two
bathtub ponds with goldfish, a gazing ball.
“The thyme between the garden stones is
time itself: rooting, spreading, scenting and
finally joining.” Amy Bracken Sparks
• J7 2061 West 10th Street
Next door is a heirloom vegetable garden
Behind fat cats is the herb garden. I own the
building next to fat cats where the heirloom
vegetable garden is located. artistic rain barrels too!
• J12 1907 Holmden Avenue
A mixture of shade and sun, native plants
and exotics...this garden in Tremont is always changing and will never be complete.
• J15 3211 Scranton Rd
Beautiful Victorian garden in the heart of the
city surrounding a century home.
• J18 777 Starkweather Ave.
Our specialty is raised bed farming, a learning community “Urban Farm” with a focus
on kitchen friendly produce, eclectic world
comfort food, and table cut flowers.
• J19 2506 Professor Avenue
Corner of Starkweather
and Professor Avenues
Lucky Park is a garden of native grasses that will
soon be home to a sculpture by a local artist
(or may already be home to the sculpture by
GardenWalk weekend). The garden is an initiative of Tremont West, Sutton Builders, and St.
Theodosius Church to improve a highly visible
area in Tremont.
Community Gardens
• J4
• J9
Neighborhood Family
Practice - Tremont
2358 Professor Ave
Living Classrooom
3081 W. 16th St.
• J11 Hispanic Youth Center Garden
3115 Scranton Rd.
• J13 Safe Haven3 Garden Club
1707 Brainard Ave
• J14 Holmden Hill Community Garden
1143 Holmden Ave
• J16 NatureHood
1168 Holmden Ave.
Urban Farm /
Market Garden
• J8 Erie’s Edge Farm
2169 Columbus Rd
• J10 Tremont Urban Food Systems
On Clark Ave and west
of West 16th St
• J17 Hooper Farm
2835 West 11th St.
Saturday & Sunday
July 21 & 22, 2012
11am – 5pm