Community Garden Update | Urban Gardener DC

It has been about 45 days since an update. Come with me and explore the community garden and how much things are flourishing.
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Where we hop to provide a perspective, some education and a lot of fun gardening in the City, Washington, DC that is.
Community Gardens is an urban agriculture program available at multiple DPR locations within the district. These lots, that are maintained thanks to a dual effort by DPR staff and D.C. citizens, are key in the fight against food & fesh produce deserts. They also serve as a great outdoor space for productive recreation for anyone with a green thumb.
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All of DPR community gardens are managed by a garden group of volunteers . To get a garden plot look for the nearest garden on the links below. The contact info of each garden should be listed. Send the garden an email asking to be put on a waiting list for a garden plot.
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[@eggsnveggies4169]

Your garden looks great! Squirrels aren’t an issue as much where I am in Manassas, but deer will come through and eat a lot of what I don’t have protected.

[@UrbanGardenerDC]

Fortunately we are fenced in with a 8ft fence all around. Deer are present but luckily don't bother the garden.