BARNARD PLACE PARK IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC DAILY - HOURS: DAWN - DUSK
BARNARD PLACE PARK IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC DAILY - HOURS: DAWN - DUSK

Pat S and Pat T. Augusta® Lavender Heliotrope, Vermillionaire

Emily's Gaura Belleza™ Dark Pink, Coreopsis tripteris 'Gold Standard' surround the Primrose Witch Hazel memorial tree

Aya's succulent garden. Dave's new planting bed 1

Dave assists Aya in laying out her design

Aya's brother Michi looks on as she plants

Michi takes a break to enjoy the blooming Penstemon and Hardy Geranium Rozanne®

Jen's Fishing Frog sun dial bird bath

Gene's red hummingbird feeder

Pat S. Shasta Daisies are loving their new home

Pat T. Yarrow - sunny seduction, sassy summer sunset, new vintage red, Soiree Kawaii® Coral Vinca

Sonya & Dave's serenity cairn made from Rita's stones next to her Climbing Hydrangea

Dave's meditation garden. Stone bird bath surrounded by Lemon Lace Elderberry, Joseph's Coat, creeping phlox, creeping thyme

Dave's new planting bed 2

Sonya & Evan's Lemongrass

South Boston Boys & Girls Club flowers are taking off beautifully! trug 1

South Boston Boys & Girls Club flower trug 2

Emily, Evan. echinacea, tri-color Dappled Willow 'Hakuro-nishiki'

Echinacea - sombrero summer solstice, sombrero 'tres amigos'

Jen's Sky Pencil Japanese Holly planted behind memorial bench outside park, Dave's new planting bed 3

Park Opening, 2022

Spectacular trug designs, 2024


Rita teaching Ronan how to plant bulbs



photo by Catherine Lysy, 2025

photo by Catherine Lysy, 2025
- Recreational bocce court contributes low-impact fun and physical well-being
- Relaxation and restorative atmosphere contribute to mental well-being
- A welcoming place for people with disabilities, the elderly and children
- Visual beauty enrichment
- Provide ecological awareness and hands-on experience, via teaching/learning opportunities to the inner city neighborhood.
- Engagement in the community
- Increase appreciation of natural surroundings -- Contribute to an overall healthy environment
- Protect existing area vegetation
- Incorporate additional native and native-compatible plants, trees and shrubs
- Provide a protected, natural habitat for small animals, insects and birds
- Provide a food-source center for pollinators such as bees and butterflies thereby increasing the available, natural habitat for their reproduction
- Reduce toxins and improve breathable air quality by providing natural air-filtration
- Reduce congestion by providing and maintaining an open, green-space
- Provide people of different cultures and abilities with a sense of community
- Reduce alienation and loneliness
- Create volunteer opportunities for community involvement
- Honor the history of the neighborhood
- Support a sense of pride in the community
We are very grateful for your generosity. Your support will help to maintain the public Barnard Place Park for the community to enjoy.
Your donation is 100% tax-deductible.
Thank you! We appreciate your support.

Daily: Dawn - Dusk
The park will be closed during inclement weather
24 Barnard Place, South Boston, Massachusetts 02127, United States
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