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Fairfax Community Garden Plots

15 years ago

I am thinking about signing up for one of the plots in Nottoway or Bo White. Anyone has any experience with those or any plots in Fairfax County? My main concern would be the plot neighbors and their gardening practices and also the pollution from the major highways nearby. Also anyone ever missed a tomato or two? :)

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