PHOTOS: Garden Pop-up

Photos from the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society's opening of the 19th and Walnut garden.

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PHOTOS: Garden Pop-up

POSTED: Tuesday, June 26, 2012, 12:10 PM

Filed Under: Activism | Been There, Done That | Just Opened | Now See This | Food

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Green space isn't common in Center City and landmarks around Rittenhouse Square are slow to change. So don't be surprised when walking down Walnut Street that the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society has taken over that odd vacant lot right across the street from Rittenhouse Square and turned it into a garden focused on growing food for the City Harvest program. City Paper went to the opening and took a few pictures.

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