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Ron Ory Community Garden Plots: A Green Oasis in Naperville

Cultivate community and sustainability at Naperville's Ron Ory Community Garden Plots, a vibrant space for green thumbs and giving hearts.

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The Ron Ory Community Garden Plots in Naperville offer over 500 plots for residents to cultivate their own vegetables and flowers, promoting sustainability and community engagement. It's a vibrant space showcasing the joys of gardening and healthy living.

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Local tips

  • Visit during the late summer to see the gardens in full bloom and witness the variety of vegetables and flowers being grown.
  • Consider volunteering to help maintain the 'Giving Garden,' which donates produce to local food pantries.
  • Check the Naperville Park District website for information on garden plot availability and registration.
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Getting There

  • Walking

    From downtown Naperville, head south on Main Street. Turn left onto Porter Avenue, then right onto West Street. The Ron Ory Community Garden Plots will be on your left, a short walk from Edward Hospital.

  • Public Transport

    Pace Route 530 has a stop on West Street, near the intersection of Hobson Mill Drive, placing you a short walk away from the gardens. Check the Pace Suburban Bus website for schedules and fare information. A single ride fare is $2.00.

  • Driving

    From I-88, take the Winfield Road exit south. Continue onto Freedom Drive, then turn right onto Diehl Road. Turn left onto Washington Street, then right onto 75th Street. Finally, turn right onto West Street. The garden plots will be on your right. Parking is available in the lot adjacent to the gardens. Parking is free.

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Nestled in the heart of Naperville, the Ron Ory Community Garden Plots serve as a testament to community collaboration and sustainable living. This expansive garden provides over 500 plots for community members to rent and grow their own vegetables and flowers. The garden inspires dedication to sustainable practices, healthy living, and the simple joy of cultivation. Named after Ron Ory, a long-time Naperville resident and passionate gardener, the plots symbolize his commitment to the community. Ory, often called Naperville's 'Master Gardener,' was honored by the Naperville Park District when the Community Garden Plot was renamed after him. The Ron Ory Community Garden Plots also support local food pantries. Gardeners are encouraged to donate extra produce, contributing to organizations like Loaves & Fishes Community Services. The garden serves as a place for hobbyists and also gives back to the community by helping those in need. Visitors can explore the grounds and witness the diverse array of plants and gardening techniques on display. Late summer is an ideal time to visit, when the gardens are in full bloom.

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