The address on this is approximate, but I needed an address when submitting it. It should be pretty…read moregood, though; it's on a patch of land by the parking lot to the West Sixth Brewing building. I missed this the first drive around the area looking for murals, so I'm glad I swung by a second time. This adorable patch of land was created as a free garden by The Bread Box, an art gallery 100 or so feet away. It's not a community garden in the usual sense of that term, hence my calling it a free garden: The signs welcome folks to take whatever they wish that is ripe. When I was there not much was ready for harvest, but what was planted included basil, cilantro, dill, squash, and tomato. The dill was ready, actually; some of it was flowering and so deliciously fragrant. The smell of flowering dill always makes me think of my grandpa, because he would use it in his dill pickles and that's what made them so delicious (to this day I can't eat any other dill pickles than what he taught me to make because they aren't as piquant because he used a lot). It made me want to start canning some dill pickles. This is a really sweet addition to the neighborhood and a lovely gift. I really wish free gardens and edible plants for municipal landscaping would take off; it's such a great way for neighbors to care for one another.

The vibes were immaculate in this park! It's not huge, and I walked around it with my dog pretty…read morefast. But that short walk boosted my mood immensely thanks to the park being filled with joyful people--playing basketball, playing soccer, playing on the playground, roller skating on the tennis courts. It was lovely! Park also looked pretty well taken care of. Bonus: it has a community garden and there was a guy in the park with a huge speaker playing music for everyone. I loved every second I spent there.

It's great to see new generations of farmers! Urban gardening is a great way to make headway in…read moremaking food deserts a thing of the past.

Before I decided to begin any landscaping, I asked Kris from Green Vision to come examine my front…read moreand backyard. My knowledge of plants is limited, and I wanted to make sure that I was going to plant long-lasting trees, shrubs, and flowers appropriate for my particular location and soil. In short, I wanted to make sure that I was going to get my money's worth before buying anything. During Kris's consultation, he talked with me about the current state of my trees, shrubs, and flowers; his knowledge and expertise is obvious as he discussed various plants with me and could answer all of my questions about what exactly to do with the plants I have and talked me through some ideas about plants I was considering to add to my landscape--and even told me when one of my ideas just wouldn't work long-term due to my location and soil (saving me money and disappointment). One of the best aspects of Green Vision's services is that Kris creates a report after the consultation that summarizes all aspects of our conversations and offers recommendations as necessary. That way, I didn't have to remember all the important details that we discussed during the consultation. An added bonus is that even though Green Vision does not offer landscape design or installation services, Kris knows trusted businesses that do. I highly recommend Kris and Green Vision before you decide to spend money on landscaping or need someone with a deep knowledge of all things green to examine your trees, yards, etc. and help you address any issues. Highly recommend.

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This little garden charmed our frost-bitten socks off, especially with the seasonal touches that…read moremade it feel extra cute. The statues--like froggies under umbrellas and a bear holding a welcome sign--super cute and a lil quirky, making it a perfect stop for a quick breather in downtown Jeffersonville or after crossing the Big Four Bridge. It's a great place to snap a few pics, especially on the stationary bike. I love how well it's kept up; it has a great mix of being approachable and well-loved. Definitely worth checking out if you're nearby!

Very cool and relaxing public garden in the downtown and riverfront portion of Jeffersonville…read moreIndiana perfectly situated near all the eateries and pubs of the area. This Tiny siting park not only provides some peaceful shade but it also has some cool and creative arts to enjoy as well. Interesting and fun idea that more towns should incorporate in popular places for dining. Me and my buddy and fellow yelper Jeremy j stumbled upon this place after dining at the red yeti across the street and we both thought this www really cool and we both enjoyed it.

Horticulture is important. This little piece of recently added to the national conservation…read morehistoric site. It is a nonprofit dedicated to saving Americas most unique garden spaces . Originally a self sufficient farm space owned by Theodore Klein and his wife. It was a farm stead, now a whimsical garden with designated spaces for all sorts of horticultural plants and flowers. Many original flowers and plants that are native to Kentucky grow wild here. As a visitor to the park the flowers gardens and trees are labeled. You as the individual can see what local flora that you see in front of you. Many family friendly events take place here. What a beautiful space they have created for "you'l the visitor. This is a year round experience and many varieties of plants are offered for sale. Come and enjoy the experience and views of the beautiful gardens . Take home the value of spending time together walking and learning of the landscape and nature. The hiking and water trails are adorned for the nature lover. Come and visit today .

Yew Dell Botanical Gardens has been on my list of places to visit near Louisville for a while now…read more Last night I had the chance to go for the last Friday of the month Happy Hour/Farmer's Market. Admission was free, though I'd absolutely pay the $12 to visit again and spend more time wandering. Everything is really well maintained and labeled. This is a beautiful place! There's a fairy garden, perfect for kids and anyone else to walk through. There's a cafe with a great balcony overlooking lots of greenery. There's such a lovely variety of trees and flowers. There are benches adequately scattered around the gardens so you can easily find a nice place to sit and soak it all in.

We have a fantastic park system and the Parklands is a wonderful part of the system. The roads are…read morelaid out so you can wander through the park with ease. There are usually activities available for the family throughout the year. I highly recommend you visit and see for yourself.

I fish here regularly. Whenever I am leaving I comment to myself how fortunate I am to have such a…read morebeautiful, accommodating location to fish. Very near to my home in Middletown. I have recently begun to carry my retro lawn chair out in Floyd's Fork, via the floating entrance accessible across from Angler Lake, to just sit in the current and enjoy its beauty. Thank you for providing such a well maintained, beautiful area.

Grumpy's garden is a community garden located in the small Kentucky area of Fairdale located behind…read morethe local elementary school. There is a walking path from a playground that takes you to this spaces out and colorful community garden. It has a few little places to sit and enjoy Mother Nature and just sit in peace an relax. Overall community gardens are always nice to see whether is small or big communities. This one has an interesting name and I'm not sure the origins of it. But still a solid nice area to check out qbs relax if In the area.

This is a neat little edition to a park that I visited with my youngest daughter. It is a project…read morethat I assume students did from a nearby elementary school. They have planted and painted different boxes and added pictures of Grumpy from Snow White. Very cool little addition to the park that my daughter and I enjoyed.

A nice park in my neighborhood…read more This reminds me of the city parks I grew up with in my hometown. But when folks in Louisville talk about parks....they tend to talk about the MASSIVE, Olmsted-y, woodsy parks. But these smaller neighborhood parks are just a great, in different ways. This is a generously sized plot of park. Encircled by a paved loop, with every amenity one would expect from a park. Pavilions, playgrounds, tennis courts, basketball courts, a community center, benches, picnic tables, and open green space! I like it and I visit it often.

My daughter and I stopped in hair today to visit see Shelby Park a little bit with here with a few…read moreother places she liked it we had a good time got out walked around she played on the playground a little bit and it's really nice looking little part of nice little toys and games and activities for kids to play and it's right in the heart of town so good little spot parking is not very good unfortunately that's the only thing I'm sad that the nice little park in the loop can walk around in I'll go back