If you’ve walked by the Walled Garden in Shadyside’s Mellon Park recently, you’ve probably noticed that it’s beginning to look like a garden again. The Management and Maintenance staff at the Parks Conservancy has spent a lot of the last four months in Mellon Park, working alongside Department of Public Works crews and contractors to [...]
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A garden glows in Mellon Park
Posted in Mellon Park, tagged garden, landscape architecture, Mellon Park, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy, restoration, Shadyside, Vitale and Geiffert on November 9, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Mellon Park update
Posted in Mellon Park, tagged Ecological Restoration, garden, Janet Zweig, Mellon Park, Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Parks Conservancy, public art, trees on August 26, 2009 | 6 Comments »
“We’re peeling back the layers like an onion.”
This is how Phil describes his outside-in approach to the Mellon Park Walled Garden construction project that’s currently in progress. The work is moving in three stages: from the sidewalk around the garden to the garden wall, then from the wall to the lawn border, and then to [...]
Annie’s Garden
Posted in Mellon Park, tagged Mellon Park on May 20, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
I thought I’d take a minute to post about a new project that we’re really excited about at the Conservancy. Typically we’ve defined ourselves as an organization working in the four regional parks – Frick, Highland, Riverview, and Schenley – but recently we’ve expanded our mission further into Pittsburgh’s great network of green space. One [...]



