The Bolton Hill Garden Club this month approved a record $11,300 in greening grants to create or improve publicly accessible green spaces and beautify the Bolton Hill community.
This year the club opened eligibility to the Madison Park and Marble Hill neighborhoods. Eleven projects—a record number— will be funded throughout the area, including one in Madison Park.
Bolton Hill Garden Club 2025 Greening Grant Awards
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Project |
Project Description |
Grant Award |
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1. Rutters Mill Park |
Plantings around newly installed sculpture |
$252.00 |
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2. Zippy’s Garden 200 W. Mosher |
Fencing/additional plantings |
$300.00 |
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3. Ana Marie’s Garden 200 W. Mosher |
Major renovation and replanting of garden |
$2,000.00 |
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4. Tree Wells 1600 Block Park Ave. |
Expansion, tree guards, and planting ground cover for 5 tree wells |
$3,000.00 |
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5. Tree Wells 1700 block Linden Ave. |
Phase II expansion of 3 tree wells near the Gazebo |
$1,000.00 |
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6. Fountain Garden 1800 Eutaw Median |
Replanting of perennials in the garden surrounding the fountain in the Eutaw Median Park |
$372.00 |
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7. Urn Plantings Eutaw Median Park |
Floral planting of 10 urns in the 1400-1900 blocks of Eutaw Median Park |
$733.00 |
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8. Madison Park Tree Guards |
Design, construction and installation of 2 custom tree guards as a pilot for neighborhood. Location in Madison Park determined with Midtown |
$1,000.00 |
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9. Park Median Gardens 1600/1700 blocks of Park Ave |
Additional plantings and mulch for median garden in the 1600/1700 blocks of Park Avenue. |
$639.00 |
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10. Tree Wells 1800 Eutaw block |
4 expanded tree wells, 1 new tree, tree well plantings at intersection of Eutaw and Laurens |
$1,800.00 |
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11. Maple Leaf Park |
Plant replacement with 6 hydrangeas and ground cover plants |
$204.00 |
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TOTAL |
$11,300.00 |
This $11,300 is supplemented by $4,000 in additional funds raised by grant recipients. Funding greening projects in our greater neighborhood is a core function of the Bolton Hill Garden Club. It is supported by membership dues and fundraising during sponsored plant sales and events throughout the year, as well as a contribution from the Bolton Hill Community Association.
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