Generous Gardeners has planted and cares for the following gardens in Gloucester, Massachusetts. They are listed in the order of when we started caring for them.
- Fishermen’s Wives Memorial garden (2013)
- Sargent House Museum (2013)
- Police Station embankment garden on Rogers Street (2013)
- Median strip on Washington Street (2014)
- Gardens near Pavilion Beach on Stacy Boulevard (2014)
- Ten Pound Island Memorial (2014)
- Traffic island by St. Peter’s Square (2014)
- American Legion (2015)
- O’Maley Middle School front entrance (2015)
- Gardens at Middle and Pleasant Street (2015)
- Traffic islands on Railroad Avenue (2015)
- Traffic islands by Bass Avenue (2015)
- Traffic islands by Eastern Avenue (2015)
- Traffic island by Centennial Avenue (2015)
- Ancillary traffic islands by Grant Circle (2015)
- Magnolia Library (2016)
- Gus Foote Park (2016)
- Stacy Boulevard gardens (2016)
- Main Street planters (2016)
- Planters on Stacy Boulevard by the “Man at the Wheel” Memorial (2017)
- O’Maley Middle School second entrance (2017)
- HarborWalk Butterfly Gardens (2017)
- Good Harbor Beach foot wash station (2017)
- Gardens at public parking lot on Rogers Street (2018)
- War Memorial at the corner of Prospect and Pleasant (2018)
- Planted the McPherson Park gardens on Prospect Street (2018)
- Picture Garden behind the tennis courts on Stacy Boulevard (2018)
- Planters on Stacy Boulevard by Blynman Bridge (2018)
- Rocky Neck Memorial (2018)
- Elizabeth Gordon Smith Garden on Stacy Boulevard (2019)
- The Visitors Center at Stage Fort Park (2019)
- Maritime Center Compass Rose (2019)
- Main Street in front of the Michael Swift Gallery (2019)
- Cripple Cove planters (2019)
- John Alto Park (2019)
- Grant Circle (2019)
- Washington Street pocket gardens in Lanesville (2019)
- Collins and Flanagan’s Square traffic islands (2019)
- Tennis court beds on Stacy Boulevard (2019)
- Planter at the Cupboard at Stage Fort Park (2020)
- Rocky Neck planters (2020)
- Fitz Henry Lane Park (2020)
- Hesperus Triangle (2020)
- Cripple Cove traffic island (2020)
- Magnolia Cemetery (2020)
Stacy Boulevard with a likely future volunteer enjoying the space.