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Community garden in DC metro area (MD)?

23 years ago

I just moved to the DC metro area in Maryland and am now without a yard : ( Does anyone know of a community garden in the area? If so, please contact me! Thanks!

Renae

Comments (5)

Lisa Alfonso-Frank
23 years ago
Hello Renae:

I was gardening at Euclid and 16th in the District, but the plot has been sold for developing, so I am back looking again for gardening space.

I'm wondering where you ended up.

Lisa
Dave in NoVA • N. Virginia • zone 7A
22 years ago
If you're in Montgomery county, you might try Mont. county Parks and Recreation.
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Dawn
22 years ago
There's an article in the Metro section of today's Wasington Times about a Northeast DC community garden called Binders Gardens. The article's called "Growth in Urban Gardens".

Here is a link that might be useful: washingtontimes.com
girlgroupgirl
22 years ago
Hi:

There is a community garden not far off Wisconson Ave, north of Georgetown. We lived right around the corner from it, but at the time, it was filled with a 2 year waiting list. Beautiful garden and room to expand so you should check it out, maybe it's gotten bigger.

Girl Group Girl
VALily
21 years ago
The garden mentioned by girlgroupgirls is off of Tunlaw and about 39th street. Its a great garden!

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