Mother Clyde Memorial West End Garden
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The City of Atlanta's first Community Garden. It was founded in 1995 by 97-year-old Mother Clyde and Sister DeBorah Williams to rid the neighborhood of abandoned lots. Because of this movement, a neighborhood watch was founded, the WENA the West End Farmer’s Market ATL and 2 adopted parks that have become fruit orchards and gardens in parks. Intergenerational, Entrepreneurial, and Leadership programs were born. This eco-friendly garden specializes in producing peppers, marketing hot pepper sauce, and canning/preserving classes
1 This Spring parents can drop off children for a 3-hour garden class FREE with snacks
2, Sharecropping timeshare is available ( share the work share the crop