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Don Weber and the Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia have posted a rough guide for planting fall vegetables in Arlington, on the bulletin board outside of Central Library's vegetable garden.
The planting schedule is specifically adjusted for the Arlington area (inside the beltway), with the expected first frost date of early to mid-November.
Click on the image to get a printable copy of the Fall Planting Schedule.
You can also read the highpoints of Don's Fall Planting garden talk on the AFAC Plot Against Hunger site.
- Autumnfest At Glencarlyn: Plant Sale And More!
On Sunday, Sept. 25 the Master Gardeners invite you to visit the Glencarlyn Branch Library Community Garden from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., for the annual Plant Sale, and more! The day will include free talks on native bees (11 a.m.), fall planting...
- Garden Talk: Beauty And The Bees - June 1
Join us Wednesday, June 1, 7:00 p.m. at the Central Library Vegetable Garden for a Garden Talk on Beauty and the Bees, presented by Lynn Kristianson and Don Weber. Can you "bring nature home" in Arlington? Definitely! Find out how to start with this workshop....
- Update On The Columbia Pike Garden
Are you looking forward to spotting butterflies at the Columbia Pike Branch Library's Papillon Parc on the Pike? Work has already started to prepare the garden - our tireless volunteers and young library visitors are clearing out the winter debris...
- "tuesdays In The Garden" Lecture Series
Corn so high, it touches the sky... Join local gardening and horticulture experts at the new Central Library Community Garden for our first Garden Lecture series, "Tuesdays in the Garden." Lectures will take place on Tuesday evenings at 7:00 p.m., from...
- Vegetable Garden At The Library
Come visit the Central Library for a first-hand look at what it takes to create an urban vegetable garden. Inspired by the Arlington Reads 2010 theme of food sustainability, the Library is partnering with a variety of community organizations and agencies...
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Don Weber and the Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia have posted a rough guide for planting fall vegetables in Arlington, on the bulletin board outside of Central Library's vegetable garden.
The planting schedule is specifically adjusted for the Arlington area (inside the beltway), with the expected first frost date of early to mid-November.
Click on the image to get a printable copy of the Fall Planting Schedule.
You can also read the highpoints of Don's Fall Planting garden talk on the AFAC Plot Against Hunger site.
- Autumnfest At Glencarlyn: Plant Sale And More!
On Sunday, Sept. 25 the Master Gardeners invite you to visit the Glencarlyn Branch Library Community Garden from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., for the annual Plant Sale, and more! The day will include free talks on native bees (11 a.m.), fall planting...
- Garden Talk: Beauty And The Bees - June 1
Join us Wednesday, June 1, 7:00 p.m. at the Central Library Vegetable Garden for a Garden Talk on Beauty and the Bees, presented by Lynn Kristianson and Don Weber. Can you "bring nature home" in Arlington? Definitely! Find out how to start with this workshop....
- Update On The Columbia Pike Garden
Are you looking forward to spotting butterflies at the Columbia Pike Branch Library's Papillon Parc on the Pike? Work has already started to prepare the garden - our tireless volunteers and young library visitors are clearing out the winter debris...
- "tuesdays In The Garden" Lecture Series
Corn so high, it touches the sky... Join local gardening and horticulture experts at the new Central Library Community Garden for our first Garden Lecture series, "Tuesdays in the Garden." Lectures will take place on Tuesday evenings at 7:00 p.m., from...
- Vegetable Garden At The Library
Come visit the Central Library for a first-hand look at what it takes to create an urban vegetable garden. Inspired by the Arlington Reads 2010 theme of food sustainability, the Library is partnering with a variety of community organizations and agencies...