Hey Gardeners, I received an email from one of our resident gardeners, John, who – along with a few other resident gardeners – is part of the Fox Point Neighborhood Association (FPNA). While we were turning compost on the last
Garlic timeline
It is early-mid November. Have you put your garlic in the ground yet? If not, it is really important that you get it in the ground as soon as possible. If you get too busy to plant before the ground
Documentary Features Seven Urban Community Gardens
Thought you guys might like to know about this: A Community of Gardeners explores the vital role of seven community gardens in Washington, D.C. as sources of fresh, nutritious food, outdoor classrooms, links to immigrants’ homelands, places of healing, centers
Lettuce Rejoice!
I haven’t been down to look at the garden since Sunday, but I thought you’d be interested to know that as a community we logged about 94 hours of work time which was mostly dedicated to the garden itself and
Overwintering Stuff
Day one of the last official workweekend of the season was very successful. I am sure we thanked those of you that came and worked so fervently, personally, but I want to reiterate how great it is to see, work
Workday One Summary
First of all, I would like to thank all of you who came out today and helped. We had a good, solid turnout and the garden is looking much better. But don’t fret! Those of you that couldn’t make it
Workweekend List
This list will be posted around the garden as well, but here’s a heads-up. Tools needed : cordless drills, loppers, pruning shears. Wear good, sturdy shoes and gloves. This list may be added to, but this is what I have
Harvest Party Thanks
Those of you that made it to the 7th Annual Harvest Party & Fundraiser know that we had an EXCELLENT raffle list, as always, from gardeners and local merchants. I want to take a moment to thank all of you