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This document lists the names of several community gardens and urban farms located in St. Louis, including Urban Roots gardens in Kiener Plaza and along Market Street, the City Seeds Urban Farm, the Fall and North Market St. Community Garden, the Bell Demonstration Garden, gardens in the Fox Park neighborhood under the Southside Hub Garden Network, the Wayside Community Garden, and a garden at the Lyon @ Blow St. Louis Public School.
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