Green Thumb LbNA #60285 (ARCHIVED)
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Add Location| Owner: | neighborhood scout  |
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| Plant date: | Dec 16, 2011 |
| Location: | The Food Project |
| City: | Roxbury |
| County: | Suffolk |
| State: | Massachusetts |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | The Black Jacket Ladies |
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| Last found: | Feb 7, 2012 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFr |
| Last edited: | Oct 17, 2015 |
Green Thumb
Start at the front door of the Food Project Office in Roxbury, MA.
It’s located at 555 Dudley Street, at the corner of West Cottage Street.
Walk up West Cottage Street one block, until it intersects with Brook Avenue.
The lovely garden of the Food Project should be off to your left.
Walking into the welcoming Food Project garden, be sure to stay on the path made of wood chips.
Head directly towards the middle of the garden, looking for the wooden sign displaying photographs.
Right behind the photos on the sign is a tall commanding forked tree.
To the left of the tall forked tree you should notice a large flat rock.
Just behind the flat rock, we've placed a small piece of concrete.
The Green Thumb letter box should be waiting safely under this piece of grey concrete, in the softly packed dirt!
Learn more about the Food Project at
http://thefoodproject.org/
Start at the front door of the Food Project Office in Roxbury, MA.
It’s located at 555 Dudley Street, at the corner of West Cottage Street.
Walk up West Cottage Street one block, until it intersects with Brook Avenue.
The lovely garden of the Food Project should be off to your left.
Walking into the welcoming Food Project garden, be sure to stay on the path made of wood chips.
Head directly towards the middle of the garden, looking for the wooden sign displaying photographs.
Right behind the photos on the sign is a tall commanding forked tree.
To the left of the tall forked tree you should notice a large flat rock.
Just behind the flat rock, we've placed a small piece of concrete.
The Green Thumb letter box should be waiting safely under this piece of grey concrete, in the softly packed dirt!
Learn more about the Food Project at
http://thefoodproject.org/