There are so many exciting opportunities to connect and network with others in DC! Check out the groups below for opportunities to plug into the gardening and urban agriculture scene.
Bowie-Upper Marlboro Beekeepers Association (Bumba)
Bowie-Upper Marlboro Beekeepers Association (Bumba) helps to support be keeping in a variety of different programs including a short course.
Bowie-Upper Marlboro Beekeepers Association (Bumba)
Capitol Hill Garden Club
The Capitol Hill Garden Club is a non-profit that brings together Washington area people interested in gardening, landscaping and the environment.
Chesapeake CRAFT (Collaborative Regional Alliance for Farmer Training)
Founded in 2010 by a few local farmers, Chesapeake CRAFT brings together the community of new and aspiring farmers in Northern Virginia and Maryland for farm tours and potlucks throughout the growing season. These simple gatherings are fun, informative, and build networking amongst the farming community.
Chesapeake CRAFT (Collaborative Regional Alliance for Farmer Training)
Chesepeake Permaculture Alliance
Closed Permaculture facebook group in the Cheseapeake area. Must request permission to join group.
Creative Community Builders, LLC
Creative Community Builders is a Civic & Social organization facilitating community engagement and creative strategic planning. We are rooted in supporting the development of sustainable communities through creative relationship building and mindful resource connections. We aim to build a network of communities that co-create thriving, sustainable support systems through community-led initiatives, sustainable practices and intentional community building practices.
Creative Community Builders, LLC
DC Master Gardeners (UDC)
DC Master Gardeners is a volunteer program affiliated with land-grant universities. Volunteers utilize research-based information to educate the public on best practices in horticulture and environmental stewardship. The program provides interested individuals with extensive training in topics such as plant pathology, entomology, urban soils, and plant propagation and pruning.
DC Schoolyard Greening Listserv
DC Schoolyard Greening, a program of the DC Environmental Education Consortium, is a group of nonprofit organizations, government agencies, teachers, and concerned individuals interested in improving green spaces at schools and expanding the outdoor educational opportunities for Washington, D.C. students.
DC Schoolyard Greening Listserv
Franciscan Monastery Garden Guild
Our purpose is to preserve and promote the gardens at the Franciscan Monastery of the Holy Land, Washington, DC, in keeping with the Franciscan tradition.
Franciscan Monastery Garden Guild
Friends of the National Arboretum (FoNA)
FONA is a 501(c)3 nonprofit membership organization with the mission to preserve and enhance the U.S. National Arboretum. We work to provide valuable financial and volunteer support, especially for Arboretum internship programs, maintenance of the gardens and collections, The Washington Youth Garden and many other projects.
Friends of the National Arboretum (FoNA)
Friends of the National Arboretum (FoNA) - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
Future Harvest Chesapeake Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture (CASA)
Future Harvest CASA’s mission is to provide education, networking, and advocacy to help build a sustainable Chesapeake foodshed, where food flows from farm and fishery to table in ways that strengthen farming and the regional food economy; protect our land, water, and air; and provide healthy, nutritious food that sustains the region’s communities and cities.
Future Harvest Chesapeake Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture (CASA)
Georgetown Garden Club
The Georgetown Garden Club works hard to beautify the City of Georgetown through many projects and sponsorships. The Club maintains containers on the Harborwalk, at Morningside Assisted Living, Miss Ruby’s Kids. We also maintain the gardens at the Stewart Parker House.
Good Soil Events
GoodSoil Events is an events + media platform that celebrates and promotes healthy food, sustainable agriculture, and advocates healthy soil through food-focused experiences. One of their main programs is Food Talks which records people’s “food story” who are working to improve local food systems.
GroW Community Garden
The GroW Garden offers George Washington Univeristy students and community members a place to learn about native, organic food systems by providing service opportunities in sustainable gardening, food distribution, and community outreach.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Harvest Collective
The Harvest Collective is a grassroots movement dedicated to creating edible ecosystems and providing permaculture education programs that are empowering homeowners, students, and volunteers to develop a deeper connection with their food, health, community, and habitat.
Maryland Master Gardener Program
The Maryland Master Gardener Program, a volunteer education program taught and administered by University of Maryland Extension (UME), puts research-based knowledge and environmental power into the hands of people who want to create sustainable gardens and landscapes, and protect and improve natural resources.
Maryland Master Gardener Program
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia (MGNV) is an organization of volunteers who work with the staff of Virginia Cooperative Extension (VCE) to encourage and promote environmentally sound gardening practices.
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
Montgomery County Beekeepers Association
The Montgomery County Beekeepers Association (MCBA) of Maryland supports beekeeping through a varitey of programs such as beekeeping classes for beginners every spring, mentor beekeepers and a monthly newsletter called The Honey Pot.
Montgomery County Beekeepers Association
Montgomery County Master Gardeners
Master Gardeners are trained volunteers of the University of Maryland Extension, who are dedicated to helping the citizens of Montgomery County, Maryland.
Montgomery County Master Gardeners
MY GROW CONNECT
My Grow Connect is the perfect blend of online social networking, modern bartering and traditional agriculture. Each user can swap by requesting or offering neighbors space to grow, fresh compost, produce and other resources.
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
We’re a club of amateur and professional mycologists near Washington, D.C., who study mushrooms, share recipes, forage, etc. Join us for full benefits!
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
The mission of the Prince George’s County Food Equity Council is to significantly improve public health and community well-being of all who live, work, study, worship and play in the County. It will develop and support policies, approaches, procedures, practices and initiatives to create systemic change to the local food system.
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
Seed Keepers Collective
Join the DC Seed Keepers Collective! Gardeners, because: you grow; you want to help protect our food system; the plant people of color developed are an essential part of everyone’s diet; and we need each other. If you’re in DC, MD or VA and want to help farmers save seeds. Sign up. You get free/cheap seeds in interesting varieties and learn how to grow our supply of safe, diverse seed.
Takoma Horticultural Club
A garden club and listserv in Takoma Park. The objective of this Club is to promote the knowledge, appreciation and enjoyment of horticulture in the Takoma Park community and beyond via a wide range of educational and outreach programs.
Takoma Horticultural Club - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
The ECAC builds on the strengths of the community by providing informal and formal gathering space, capturing neighborhood history, engaging new and old residents in civic discourse, and reconnecting the generations of residents.
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
UDC Garden Club
Garden Club of UDC students focused on the 3 community gardens of the senses (sensory gardens) at the UDC Van Ness Campus.
Washington Gardener
Washington Gardener magazine, blog, enewsletter and events are designed specifically for gardeners in the District of Coumbia and its suburbs.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
DC area book club hosted by Washington Gardener Club with selections on various gardening topics.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
William Penn Quaker Workcamps
Over the past few years, William Penn Quaker Workcamps has become involved in the urban garden movement, with a commitment to do what we can to remove economic barriers to healthy food. Starting with gleaning and then community gardens, this year we have started installing raised gardens in the yards and on porches of DC residents. Many of these residents live in underserved communities, often in “food deserts”.
Bowie-Upper Marlboro Beekeepers Association (Bumba) helps to support be keeping in a variety of different programs including a short course.
Bowie-Upper Marlboro Beekeepers Association (Bumba)
The Capitol Hill Garden Club is a non-profit that brings together Washington area people interested in gardening, landscaping and the environment.
Chesapeake CRAFT (Collaborative Regional Alliance for Farmer Training)
Founded in 2010 by a few local farmers, Chesapeake CRAFT brings together the community of new and aspiring farmers in Northern Virginia and Maryland for farm tours and potlucks throughout the growing season. These simple gatherings are fun, informative, and build networking amongst the farming community.
Chesapeake CRAFT (Collaborative Regional Alliance for Farmer Training)
Chesepeake Permaculture Alliance
Closed Permaculture facebook group in the Cheseapeake area. Must request permission to join group.
Creative Community Builders, LLC
Creative Community Builders is a Civic & Social organization facilitating community engagement and creative strategic planning. We are rooted in supporting the development of sustainable communities through creative relationship building and mindful resource connections. We aim to build a network of communities that co-create thriving, sustainable support systems through community-led initiatives, sustainable practices and intentional community building practices.
Creative Community Builders, LLC
DC Master Gardeners (UDC)
DC Master Gardeners is a volunteer program affiliated with land-grant universities. Volunteers utilize research-based information to educate the public on best practices in horticulture and environmental stewardship. The program provides interested individuals with extensive training in topics such as plant pathology, entomology, urban soils, and plant propagation and pruning.
DC Schoolyard Greening Listserv
DC Schoolyard Greening, a program of the DC Environmental Education Consortium, is a group of nonprofit organizations, government agencies, teachers, and concerned individuals interested in improving green spaces at schools and expanding the outdoor educational opportunities for Washington, D.C. students.
DC Schoolyard Greening Listserv
Franciscan Monastery Garden Guild
Our purpose is to preserve and promote the gardens at the Franciscan Monastery of the Holy Land, Washington, DC, in keeping with the Franciscan tradition.
Franciscan Monastery Garden Guild
Friends of the National Arboretum (FoNA)
FONA is a 501(c)3 nonprofit membership organization with the mission to preserve and enhance the U.S. National Arboretum. We work to provide valuable financial and volunteer support, especially for Arboretum internship programs, maintenance of the gardens and collections, The Washington Youth Garden and many other projects.
Friends of the National Arboretum (FoNA)
Friends of the National Arboretum (FoNA) - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
Future Harvest Chesapeake Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture (CASA)
Future Harvest CASA’s mission is to provide education, networking, and advocacy to help build a sustainable Chesapeake foodshed, where food flows from farm and fishery to table in ways that strengthen farming and the regional food economy; protect our land, water, and air; and provide healthy, nutritious food that sustains the region’s communities and cities.
Future Harvest Chesapeake Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture (CASA)
Georgetown Garden Club
The Georgetown Garden Club works hard to beautify the City of Georgetown through many projects and sponsorships. The Club maintains containers on the Harborwalk, at Morningside Assisted Living, Miss Ruby’s Kids. We also maintain the gardens at the Stewart Parker House.
Good Soil Events
GoodSoil Events is an events + media platform that celebrates and promotes healthy food, sustainable agriculture, and advocates healthy soil through food-focused experiences. One of their main programs is Food Talks which records people’s “food story” who are working to improve local food systems.
GroW Community Garden
The GroW Garden offers George Washington Univeristy students and community members a place to learn about native, organic food systems by providing service opportunities in sustainable gardening, food distribution, and community outreach.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Harvest Collective
The Harvest Collective is a grassroots movement dedicated to creating edible ecosystems and providing permaculture education programs that are empowering homeowners, students, and volunteers to develop a deeper connection with their food, health, community, and habitat.
Maryland Master Gardener Program
The Maryland Master Gardener Program, a volunteer education program taught and administered by University of Maryland Extension (UME), puts research-based knowledge and environmental power into the hands of people who want to create sustainable gardens and landscapes, and protect and improve natural resources.
Maryland Master Gardener Program
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia (MGNV) is an organization of volunteers who work with the staff of Virginia Cooperative Extension (VCE) to encourage and promote environmentally sound gardening practices.
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
Montgomery County Beekeepers Association
The Montgomery County Beekeepers Association (MCBA) of Maryland supports beekeeping through a varitey of programs such as beekeeping classes for beginners every spring, mentor beekeepers and a monthly newsletter called The Honey Pot.
Montgomery County Beekeepers Association
Montgomery County Master Gardeners
Master Gardeners are trained volunteers of the University of Maryland Extension, who are dedicated to helping the citizens of Montgomery County, Maryland.
Montgomery County Master Gardeners
MY GROW CONNECT
My Grow Connect is the perfect blend of online social networking, modern bartering and traditional agriculture. Each user can swap by requesting or offering neighbors space to grow, fresh compost, produce and other resources.
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
We’re a club of amateur and professional mycologists near Washington, D.C., who study mushrooms, share recipes, forage, etc. Join us for full benefits!
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
The mission of the Prince George’s County Food Equity Council is to significantly improve public health and community well-being of all who live, work, study, worship and play in the County. It will develop and support policies, approaches, procedures, practices and initiatives to create systemic change to the local food system.
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
Seed Keepers Collective
Join the DC Seed Keepers Collective! Gardeners, because: you grow; you want to help protect our food system; the plant people of color developed are an essential part of everyone’s diet; and we need each other. If you’re in DC, MD or VA and want to help farmers save seeds. Sign up. You get free/cheap seeds in interesting varieties and learn how to grow our supply of safe, diverse seed.
Takoma Horticultural Club
A garden club and listserv in Takoma Park. The objective of this Club is to promote the knowledge, appreciation and enjoyment of horticulture in the Takoma Park community and beyond via a wide range of educational and outreach programs.
Takoma Horticultural Club - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
The ECAC builds on the strengths of the community by providing informal and formal gathering space, capturing neighborhood history, engaging new and old residents in civic discourse, and reconnecting the generations of residents.
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
UDC Garden Club
Garden Club of UDC students focused on the 3 community gardens of the senses (sensory gardens) at the UDC Van Ness Campus.
Washington Gardener
Washington Gardener magazine, blog, enewsletter and events are designed specifically for gardeners in the District of Coumbia and its suburbs.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
DC area book club hosted by Washington Gardener Club with selections on various gardening topics.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
William Penn Quaker Workcamps
Over the past few years, William Penn Quaker Workcamps has become involved in the urban garden movement, with a commitment to do what we can to remove economic barriers to healthy food. Starting with gleaning and then community gardens, this year we have started installing raised gardens in the yards and on porches of DC residents. Many of these residents live in underserved communities, often in “food deserts”.
Founded in 2010 by a few local farmers, Chesapeake CRAFT brings together the community of new and aspiring farmers in Northern Virginia and Maryland for farm tours and potlucks throughout the growing season. These simple gatherings are fun, informative, and build networking amongst the farming community.
Chesapeake CRAFT (Collaborative Regional Alliance for Farmer Training)
Closed Permaculture facebook group in the Cheseapeake area. Must request permission to join group.
Creative Community Builders, LLC
Creative Community Builders is a Civic & Social organization facilitating community engagement and creative strategic planning. We are rooted in supporting the development of sustainable communities through creative relationship building and mindful resource connections. We aim to build a network of communities that co-create thriving, sustainable support systems through community-led initiatives, sustainable practices and intentional community building practices.
Creative Community Builders, LLC
DC Master Gardeners (UDC)
DC Master Gardeners is a volunteer program affiliated with land-grant universities. Volunteers utilize research-based information to educate the public on best practices in horticulture and environmental stewardship. The program provides interested individuals with extensive training in topics such as plant pathology, entomology, urban soils, and plant propagation and pruning.
DC Schoolyard Greening Listserv
DC Schoolyard Greening, a program of the DC Environmental Education Consortium, is a group of nonprofit organizations, government agencies, teachers, and concerned individuals interested in improving green spaces at schools and expanding the outdoor educational opportunities for Washington, D.C. students.
DC Schoolyard Greening Listserv
Franciscan Monastery Garden Guild
Our purpose is to preserve and promote the gardens at the Franciscan Monastery of the Holy Land, Washington, DC, in keeping with the Franciscan tradition.
Franciscan Monastery Garden Guild
Friends of the National Arboretum (FoNA)
FONA is a 501(c)3 nonprofit membership organization with the mission to preserve and enhance the U.S. National Arboretum. We work to provide valuable financial and volunteer support, especially for Arboretum internship programs, maintenance of the gardens and collections, The Washington Youth Garden and many other projects.
Friends of the National Arboretum (FoNA)
Friends of the National Arboretum (FoNA) - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
Future Harvest Chesapeake Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture (CASA)
Future Harvest CASA’s mission is to provide education, networking, and advocacy to help build a sustainable Chesapeake foodshed, where food flows from farm and fishery to table in ways that strengthen farming and the regional food economy; protect our land, water, and air; and provide healthy, nutritious food that sustains the region’s communities and cities.
Future Harvest Chesapeake Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture (CASA)
Georgetown Garden Club
The Georgetown Garden Club works hard to beautify the City of Georgetown through many projects and sponsorships. The Club maintains containers on the Harborwalk, at Morningside Assisted Living, Miss Ruby’s Kids. We also maintain the gardens at the Stewart Parker House.
Good Soil Events
GoodSoil Events is an events + media platform that celebrates and promotes healthy food, sustainable agriculture, and advocates healthy soil through food-focused experiences. One of their main programs is Food Talks which records people’s “food story” who are working to improve local food systems.
GroW Community Garden
The GroW Garden offers George Washington Univeristy students and community members a place to learn about native, organic food systems by providing service opportunities in sustainable gardening, food distribution, and community outreach.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Harvest Collective
The Harvest Collective is a grassroots movement dedicated to creating edible ecosystems and providing permaculture education programs that are empowering homeowners, students, and volunteers to develop a deeper connection with their food, health, community, and habitat.
Maryland Master Gardener Program
The Maryland Master Gardener Program, a volunteer education program taught and administered by University of Maryland Extension (UME), puts research-based knowledge and environmental power into the hands of people who want to create sustainable gardens and landscapes, and protect and improve natural resources.
Maryland Master Gardener Program
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia (MGNV) is an organization of volunteers who work with the staff of Virginia Cooperative Extension (VCE) to encourage and promote environmentally sound gardening practices.
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
Montgomery County Beekeepers Association
The Montgomery County Beekeepers Association (MCBA) of Maryland supports beekeeping through a varitey of programs such as beekeeping classes for beginners every spring, mentor beekeepers and a monthly newsletter called The Honey Pot.
Montgomery County Beekeepers Association
Montgomery County Master Gardeners
Master Gardeners are trained volunteers of the University of Maryland Extension, who are dedicated to helping the citizens of Montgomery County, Maryland.
Montgomery County Master Gardeners
MY GROW CONNECT
My Grow Connect is the perfect blend of online social networking, modern bartering and traditional agriculture. Each user can swap by requesting or offering neighbors space to grow, fresh compost, produce and other resources.
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
We’re a club of amateur and professional mycologists near Washington, D.C., who study mushrooms, share recipes, forage, etc. Join us for full benefits!
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
The mission of the Prince George’s County Food Equity Council is to significantly improve public health and community well-being of all who live, work, study, worship and play in the County. It will develop and support policies, approaches, procedures, practices and initiatives to create systemic change to the local food system.
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
Seed Keepers Collective
Join the DC Seed Keepers Collective! Gardeners, because: you grow; you want to help protect our food system; the plant people of color developed are an essential part of everyone’s diet; and we need each other. If you’re in DC, MD or VA and want to help farmers save seeds. Sign up. You get free/cheap seeds in interesting varieties and learn how to grow our supply of safe, diverse seed.
Takoma Horticultural Club
A garden club and listserv in Takoma Park. The objective of this Club is to promote the knowledge, appreciation and enjoyment of horticulture in the Takoma Park community and beyond via a wide range of educational and outreach programs.
Takoma Horticultural Club - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
The ECAC builds on the strengths of the community by providing informal and formal gathering space, capturing neighborhood history, engaging new and old residents in civic discourse, and reconnecting the generations of residents.
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
UDC Garden Club
Garden Club of UDC students focused on the 3 community gardens of the senses (sensory gardens) at the UDC Van Ness Campus.
Washington Gardener
Washington Gardener magazine, blog, enewsletter and events are designed specifically for gardeners in the District of Coumbia and its suburbs.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
DC area book club hosted by Washington Gardener Club with selections on various gardening topics.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
William Penn Quaker Workcamps
Over the past few years, William Penn Quaker Workcamps has become involved in the urban garden movement, with a commitment to do what we can to remove economic barriers to healthy food. Starting with gleaning and then community gardens, this year we have started installing raised gardens in the yards and on porches of DC residents. Many of these residents live in underserved communities, often in “food deserts”.
Creative Community Builders is a Civic & Social organization facilitating community engagement and creative strategic planning. We are rooted in supporting the development of sustainable communities through creative relationship building and mindful resource connections. We aim to build a network of communities that co-create thriving, sustainable support systems through community-led initiatives, sustainable practices and intentional community building practices.
Creative Community Builders, LLC
DC Master Gardeners is a volunteer program affiliated with land-grant universities. Volunteers utilize research-based information to educate the public on best practices in horticulture and environmental stewardship. The program provides interested individuals with extensive training in topics such as plant pathology, entomology, urban soils, and plant propagation and pruning.
DC Schoolyard Greening Listserv
DC Schoolyard Greening, a program of the DC Environmental Education Consortium, is a group of nonprofit organizations, government agencies, teachers, and concerned individuals interested in improving green spaces at schools and expanding the outdoor educational opportunities for Washington, D.C. students.
DC Schoolyard Greening Listserv
Franciscan Monastery Garden Guild
Our purpose is to preserve and promote the gardens at the Franciscan Monastery of the Holy Land, Washington, DC, in keeping with the Franciscan tradition.
Franciscan Monastery Garden Guild
Friends of the National Arboretum (FoNA)
FONA is a 501(c)3 nonprofit membership organization with the mission to preserve and enhance the U.S. National Arboretum. We work to provide valuable financial and volunteer support, especially for Arboretum internship programs, maintenance of the gardens and collections, The Washington Youth Garden and many other projects.
Friends of the National Arboretum (FoNA)
Friends of the National Arboretum (FoNA) - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
Future Harvest Chesapeake Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture (CASA)
Future Harvest CASA’s mission is to provide education, networking, and advocacy to help build a sustainable Chesapeake foodshed, where food flows from farm and fishery to table in ways that strengthen farming and the regional food economy; protect our land, water, and air; and provide healthy, nutritious food that sustains the region’s communities and cities.
Future Harvest Chesapeake Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture (CASA)
Georgetown Garden Club
The Georgetown Garden Club works hard to beautify the City of Georgetown through many projects and sponsorships. The Club maintains containers on the Harborwalk, at Morningside Assisted Living, Miss Ruby’s Kids. We also maintain the gardens at the Stewart Parker House.
Good Soil Events
GoodSoil Events is an events + media platform that celebrates and promotes healthy food, sustainable agriculture, and advocates healthy soil through food-focused experiences. One of their main programs is Food Talks which records people’s “food story” who are working to improve local food systems.
GroW Community Garden
The GroW Garden offers George Washington Univeristy students and community members a place to learn about native, organic food systems by providing service opportunities in sustainable gardening, food distribution, and community outreach.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Harvest Collective
The Harvest Collective is a grassroots movement dedicated to creating edible ecosystems and providing permaculture education programs that are empowering homeowners, students, and volunteers to develop a deeper connection with their food, health, community, and habitat.
Maryland Master Gardener Program
The Maryland Master Gardener Program, a volunteer education program taught and administered by University of Maryland Extension (UME), puts research-based knowledge and environmental power into the hands of people who want to create sustainable gardens and landscapes, and protect and improve natural resources.
Maryland Master Gardener Program
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia (MGNV) is an organization of volunteers who work with the staff of Virginia Cooperative Extension (VCE) to encourage and promote environmentally sound gardening practices.
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
Montgomery County Beekeepers Association
The Montgomery County Beekeepers Association (MCBA) of Maryland supports beekeeping through a varitey of programs such as beekeeping classes for beginners every spring, mentor beekeepers and a monthly newsletter called The Honey Pot.
Montgomery County Beekeepers Association
Montgomery County Master Gardeners
Master Gardeners are trained volunteers of the University of Maryland Extension, who are dedicated to helping the citizens of Montgomery County, Maryland.
Montgomery County Master Gardeners
MY GROW CONNECT
My Grow Connect is the perfect blend of online social networking, modern bartering and traditional agriculture. Each user can swap by requesting or offering neighbors space to grow, fresh compost, produce and other resources.
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
We’re a club of amateur and professional mycologists near Washington, D.C., who study mushrooms, share recipes, forage, etc. Join us for full benefits!
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
The mission of the Prince George’s County Food Equity Council is to significantly improve public health and community well-being of all who live, work, study, worship and play in the County. It will develop and support policies, approaches, procedures, practices and initiatives to create systemic change to the local food system.
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
Seed Keepers Collective
Join the DC Seed Keepers Collective! Gardeners, because: you grow; you want to help protect our food system; the plant people of color developed are an essential part of everyone’s diet; and we need each other. If you’re in DC, MD or VA and want to help farmers save seeds. Sign up. You get free/cheap seeds in interesting varieties and learn how to grow our supply of safe, diverse seed.
Takoma Horticultural Club
A garden club and listserv in Takoma Park. The objective of this Club is to promote the knowledge, appreciation and enjoyment of horticulture in the Takoma Park community and beyond via a wide range of educational and outreach programs.
Takoma Horticultural Club - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
The ECAC builds on the strengths of the community by providing informal and formal gathering space, capturing neighborhood history, engaging new and old residents in civic discourse, and reconnecting the generations of residents.
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
UDC Garden Club
Garden Club of UDC students focused on the 3 community gardens of the senses (sensory gardens) at the UDC Van Ness Campus.
Washington Gardener
Washington Gardener magazine, blog, enewsletter and events are designed specifically for gardeners in the District of Coumbia and its suburbs.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
DC area book club hosted by Washington Gardener Club with selections on various gardening topics.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
William Penn Quaker Workcamps
Over the past few years, William Penn Quaker Workcamps has become involved in the urban garden movement, with a commitment to do what we can to remove economic barriers to healthy food. Starting with gleaning and then community gardens, this year we have started installing raised gardens in the yards and on porches of DC residents. Many of these residents live in underserved communities, often in “food deserts”.
DC Schoolyard Greening, a program of the DC Environmental Education Consortium, is a group of nonprofit organizations, government agencies, teachers, and concerned individuals interested in improving green spaces at schools and expanding the outdoor educational opportunities for Washington, D.C. students.
DC Schoolyard Greening Listserv
Our purpose is to preserve and promote the gardens at the Franciscan Monastery of the Holy Land, Washington, DC, in keeping with the Franciscan tradition.
Franciscan Monastery Garden Guild
Friends of the National Arboretum (FoNA)
FONA is a 501(c)3 nonprofit membership organization with the mission to preserve and enhance the U.S. National Arboretum. We work to provide valuable financial and volunteer support, especially for Arboretum internship programs, maintenance of the gardens and collections, The Washington Youth Garden and many other projects.
Friends of the National Arboretum (FoNA)
Friends of the National Arboretum (FoNA) - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
Future Harvest Chesapeake Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture (CASA)
Future Harvest CASA’s mission is to provide education, networking, and advocacy to help build a sustainable Chesapeake foodshed, where food flows from farm and fishery to table in ways that strengthen farming and the regional food economy; protect our land, water, and air; and provide healthy, nutritious food that sustains the region’s communities and cities.
Future Harvest Chesapeake Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture (CASA)
Georgetown Garden Club
The Georgetown Garden Club works hard to beautify the City of Georgetown through many projects and sponsorships. The Club maintains containers on the Harborwalk, at Morningside Assisted Living, Miss Ruby’s Kids. We also maintain the gardens at the Stewart Parker House.
Good Soil Events
GoodSoil Events is an events + media platform that celebrates and promotes healthy food, sustainable agriculture, and advocates healthy soil through food-focused experiences. One of their main programs is Food Talks which records people’s “food story” who are working to improve local food systems.
GroW Community Garden
The GroW Garden offers George Washington Univeristy students and community members a place to learn about native, organic food systems by providing service opportunities in sustainable gardening, food distribution, and community outreach.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Harvest Collective
The Harvest Collective is a grassroots movement dedicated to creating edible ecosystems and providing permaculture education programs that are empowering homeowners, students, and volunteers to develop a deeper connection with their food, health, community, and habitat.
Maryland Master Gardener Program
The Maryland Master Gardener Program, a volunteer education program taught and administered by University of Maryland Extension (UME), puts research-based knowledge and environmental power into the hands of people who want to create sustainable gardens and landscapes, and protect and improve natural resources.
Maryland Master Gardener Program
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia (MGNV) is an organization of volunteers who work with the staff of Virginia Cooperative Extension (VCE) to encourage and promote environmentally sound gardening practices.
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
Montgomery County Beekeepers Association
The Montgomery County Beekeepers Association (MCBA) of Maryland supports beekeeping through a varitey of programs such as beekeeping classes for beginners every spring, mentor beekeepers and a monthly newsletter called The Honey Pot.
Montgomery County Beekeepers Association
Montgomery County Master Gardeners
Master Gardeners are trained volunteers of the University of Maryland Extension, who are dedicated to helping the citizens of Montgomery County, Maryland.
Montgomery County Master Gardeners
MY GROW CONNECT
My Grow Connect is the perfect blend of online social networking, modern bartering and traditional agriculture. Each user can swap by requesting or offering neighbors space to grow, fresh compost, produce and other resources.
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
We’re a club of amateur and professional mycologists near Washington, D.C., who study mushrooms, share recipes, forage, etc. Join us for full benefits!
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
The mission of the Prince George’s County Food Equity Council is to significantly improve public health and community well-being of all who live, work, study, worship and play in the County. It will develop and support policies, approaches, procedures, practices and initiatives to create systemic change to the local food system.
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
Seed Keepers Collective
Join the DC Seed Keepers Collective! Gardeners, because: you grow; you want to help protect our food system; the plant people of color developed are an essential part of everyone’s diet; and we need each other. If you’re in DC, MD or VA and want to help farmers save seeds. Sign up. You get free/cheap seeds in interesting varieties and learn how to grow our supply of safe, diverse seed.
Takoma Horticultural Club
A garden club and listserv in Takoma Park. The objective of this Club is to promote the knowledge, appreciation and enjoyment of horticulture in the Takoma Park community and beyond via a wide range of educational and outreach programs.
Takoma Horticultural Club - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
The ECAC builds on the strengths of the community by providing informal and formal gathering space, capturing neighborhood history, engaging new and old residents in civic discourse, and reconnecting the generations of residents.
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
UDC Garden Club
Garden Club of UDC students focused on the 3 community gardens of the senses (sensory gardens) at the UDC Van Ness Campus.
Washington Gardener
Washington Gardener magazine, blog, enewsletter and events are designed specifically for gardeners in the District of Coumbia and its suburbs.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
DC area book club hosted by Washington Gardener Club with selections on various gardening topics.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
William Penn Quaker Workcamps
Over the past few years, William Penn Quaker Workcamps has become involved in the urban garden movement, with a commitment to do what we can to remove economic barriers to healthy food. Starting with gleaning and then community gardens, this year we have started installing raised gardens in the yards and on porches of DC residents. Many of these residents live in underserved communities, often in “food deserts”.
FONA is a 501(c)3 nonprofit membership organization with the mission to preserve and enhance the U.S. National Arboretum. We work to provide valuable financial and volunteer support, especially for Arboretum internship programs, maintenance of the gardens and collections, The Washington Youth Garden and many other projects.
Friends of the National Arboretum (FoNA)
Friends of the National Arboretum (FoNA) - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
Future Harvest CASA’s mission is to provide education, networking, and advocacy to help build a sustainable Chesapeake foodshed, where food flows from farm and fishery to table in ways that strengthen farming and the regional food economy; protect our land, water, and air; and provide healthy, nutritious food that sustains the region’s communities and cities.
Future Harvest Chesapeake Alliance for Sustainable Agriculture (CASA)
Georgetown Garden Club
The Georgetown Garden Club works hard to beautify the City of Georgetown through many projects and sponsorships. The Club maintains containers on the Harborwalk, at Morningside Assisted Living, Miss Ruby’s Kids. We also maintain the gardens at the Stewart Parker House.
Good Soil Events
GoodSoil Events is an events + media platform that celebrates and promotes healthy food, sustainable agriculture, and advocates healthy soil through food-focused experiences. One of their main programs is Food Talks which records people’s “food story” who are working to improve local food systems.
GroW Community Garden
The GroW Garden offers George Washington Univeristy students and community members a place to learn about native, organic food systems by providing service opportunities in sustainable gardening, food distribution, and community outreach.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Harvest Collective
The Harvest Collective is a grassroots movement dedicated to creating edible ecosystems and providing permaculture education programs that are empowering homeowners, students, and volunteers to develop a deeper connection with their food, health, community, and habitat.
Maryland Master Gardener Program
The Maryland Master Gardener Program, a volunteer education program taught and administered by University of Maryland Extension (UME), puts research-based knowledge and environmental power into the hands of people who want to create sustainable gardens and landscapes, and protect and improve natural resources.
Maryland Master Gardener Program
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia (MGNV) is an organization of volunteers who work with the staff of Virginia Cooperative Extension (VCE) to encourage and promote environmentally sound gardening practices.
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
Montgomery County Beekeepers Association
The Montgomery County Beekeepers Association (MCBA) of Maryland supports beekeeping through a varitey of programs such as beekeeping classes for beginners every spring, mentor beekeepers and a monthly newsletter called The Honey Pot.
Montgomery County Beekeepers Association
Montgomery County Master Gardeners
Master Gardeners are trained volunteers of the University of Maryland Extension, who are dedicated to helping the citizens of Montgomery County, Maryland.
Montgomery County Master Gardeners
MY GROW CONNECT
My Grow Connect is the perfect blend of online social networking, modern bartering and traditional agriculture. Each user can swap by requesting or offering neighbors space to grow, fresh compost, produce and other resources.
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
We’re a club of amateur and professional mycologists near Washington, D.C., who study mushrooms, share recipes, forage, etc. Join us for full benefits!
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
The mission of the Prince George’s County Food Equity Council is to significantly improve public health and community well-being of all who live, work, study, worship and play in the County. It will develop and support policies, approaches, procedures, practices and initiatives to create systemic change to the local food system.
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
Seed Keepers Collective
Join the DC Seed Keepers Collective! Gardeners, because: you grow; you want to help protect our food system; the plant people of color developed are an essential part of everyone’s diet; and we need each other. If you’re in DC, MD or VA and want to help farmers save seeds. Sign up. You get free/cheap seeds in interesting varieties and learn how to grow our supply of safe, diverse seed.
Takoma Horticultural Club
A garden club and listserv in Takoma Park. The objective of this Club is to promote the knowledge, appreciation and enjoyment of horticulture in the Takoma Park community and beyond via a wide range of educational and outreach programs.
Takoma Horticultural Club - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
The ECAC builds on the strengths of the community by providing informal and formal gathering space, capturing neighborhood history, engaging new and old residents in civic discourse, and reconnecting the generations of residents.
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
UDC Garden Club
Garden Club of UDC students focused on the 3 community gardens of the senses (sensory gardens) at the UDC Van Ness Campus.
Washington Gardener
Washington Gardener magazine, blog, enewsletter and events are designed specifically for gardeners in the District of Coumbia and its suburbs.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
DC area book club hosted by Washington Gardener Club with selections on various gardening topics.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
William Penn Quaker Workcamps
Over the past few years, William Penn Quaker Workcamps has become involved in the urban garden movement, with a commitment to do what we can to remove economic barriers to healthy food. Starting with gleaning and then community gardens, this year we have started installing raised gardens in the yards and on porches of DC residents. Many of these residents live in underserved communities, often in “food deserts”.
The Georgetown Garden Club works hard to beautify the City of Georgetown through many projects and sponsorships. The Club maintains containers on the Harborwalk, at Morningside Assisted Living, Miss Ruby’s Kids. We also maintain the gardens at the Stewart Parker House.
GoodSoil Events is an events + media platform that celebrates and promotes healthy food, sustainable agriculture, and advocates healthy soil through food-focused experiences. One of their main programs is Food Talks which records people’s “food story” who are working to improve local food systems.
GroW Community Garden
The GroW Garden offers George Washington Univeristy students and community members a place to learn about native, organic food systems by providing service opportunities in sustainable gardening, food distribution, and community outreach.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Harvest Collective
The Harvest Collective is a grassroots movement dedicated to creating edible ecosystems and providing permaculture education programs that are empowering homeowners, students, and volunteers to develop a deeper connection with their food, health, community, and habitat.
Maryland Master Gardener Program
The Maryland Master Gardener Program, a volunteer education program taught and administered by University of Maryland Extension (UME), puts research-based knowledge and environmental power into the hands of people who want to create sustainable gardens and landscapes, and protect and improve natural resources.
Maryland Master Gardener Program
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia (MGNV) is an organization of volunteers who work with the staff of Virginia Cooperative Extension (VCE) to encourage and promote environmentally sound gardening practices.
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
Montgomery County Beekeepers Association
The Montgomery County Beekeepers Association (MCBA) of Maryland supports beekeeping through a varitey of programs such as beekeeping classes for beginners every spring, mentor beekeepers and a monthly newsletter called The Honey Pot.
Montgomery County Beekeepers Association
Montgomery County Master Gardeners
Master Gardeners are trained volunteers of the University of Maryland Extension, who are dedicated to helping the citizens of Montgomery County, Maryland.
Montgomery County Master Gardeners
MY GROW CONNECT
My Grow Connect is the perfect blend of online social networking, modern bartering and traditional agriculture. Each user can swap by requesting or offering neighbors space to grow, fresh compost, produce and other resources.
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
We’re a club of amateur and professional mycologists near Washington, D.C., who study mushrooms, share recipes, forage, etc. Join us for full benefits!
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
The mission of the Prince George’s County Food Equity Council is to significantly improve public health and community well-being of all who live, work, study, worship and play in the County. It will develop and support policies, approaches, procedures, practices and initiatives to create systemic change to the local food system.
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
Seed Keepers Collective
Join the DC Seed Keepers Collective! Gardeners, because: you grow; you want to help protect our food system; the plant people of color developed are an essential part of everyone’s diet; and we need each other. If you’re in DC, MD or VA and want to help farmers save seeds. Sign up. You get free/cheap seeds in interesting varieties and learn how to grow our supply of safe, diverse seed.
Takoma Horticultural Club
A garden club and listserv in Takoma Park. The objective of this Club is to promote the knowledge, appreciation and enjoyment of horticulture in the Takoma Park community and beyond via a wide range of educational and outreach programs.
Takoma Horticultural Club - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
The ECAC builds on the strengths of the community by providing informal and formal gathering space, capturing neighborhood history, engaging new and old residents in civic discourse, and reconnecting the generations of residents.
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
UDC Garden Club
Garden Club of UDC students focused on the 3 community gardens of the senses (sensory gardens) at the UDC Van Ness Campus.
Washington Gardener
Washington Gardener magazine, blog, enewsletter and events are designed specifically for gardeners in the District of Coumbia and its suburbs.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
DC area book club hosted by Washington Gardener Club with selections on various gardening topics.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
William Penn Quaker Workcamps
Over the past few years, William Penn Quaker Workcamps has become involved in the urban garden movement, with a commitment to do what we can to remove economic barriers to healthy food. Starting with gleaning and then community gardens, this year we have started installing raised gardens in the yards and on porches of DC residents. Many of these residents live in underserved communities, often in “food deserts”.
The GroW Garden offers George Washington Univeristy students and community members a place to learn about native, organic food systems by providing service opportunities in sustainable gardening, food distribution, and community outreach.
Grow it! Eat it! campaign is a joint venture between The University of Maryland Master Gardener program and the Home and Garden Information Center- to encourage more food gardening in Maryland. Their educational campaign is supported by a Grow it! Eat it! web site and blog. Their mission is to help people improve human and ecological health by growing their own food using sustainable gardening practices.
Grow It Eat It: Maryland’s Food Gardening Network
Harvest Collective
The Harvest Collective is a grassroots movement dedicated to creating edible ecosystems and providing permaculture education programs that are empowering homeowners, students, and volunteers to develop a deeper connection with their food, health, community, and habitat.
Maryland Master Gardener Program
The Maryland Master Gardener Program, a volunteer education program taught and administered by University of Maryland Extension (UME), puts research-based knowledge and environmental power into the hands of people who want to create sustainable gardens and landscapes, and protect and improve natural resources.
Maryland Master Gardener Program
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia (MGNV) is an organization of volunteers who work with the staff of Virginia Cooperative Extension (VCE) to encourage and promote environmentally sound gardening practices.
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
Montgomery County Beekeepers Association
The Montgomery County Beekeepers Association (MCBA) of Maryland supports beekeeping through a varitey of programs such as beekeeping classes for beginners every spring, mentor beekeepers and a monthly newsletter called The Honey Pot.
Montgomery County Beekeepers Association
Montgomery County Master Gardeners
Master Gardeners are trained volunteers of the University of Maryland Extension, who are dedicated to helping the citizens of Montgomery County, Maryland.
Montgomery County Master Gardeners
MY GROW CONNECT
My Grow Connect is the perfect blend of online social networking, modern bartering and traditional agriculture. Each user can swap by requesting or offering neighbors space to grow, fresh compost, produce and other resources.
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
We’re a club of amateur and professional mycologists near Washington, D.C., who study mushrooms, share recipes, forage, etc. Join us for full benefits!
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
The mission of the Prince George’s County Food Equity Council is to significantly improve public health and community well-being of all who live, work, study, worship and play in the County. It will develop and support policies, approaches, procedures, practices and initiatives to create systemic change to the local food system.
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
Seed Keepers Collective
Join the DC Seed Keepers Collective! Gardeners, because: you grow; you want to help protect our food system; the plant people of color developed are an essential part of everyone’s diet; and we need each other. If you’re in DC, MD or VA and want to help farmers save seeds. Sign up. You get free/cheap seeds in interesting varieties and learn how to grow our supply of safe, diverse seed.
Takoma Horticultural Club
A garden club and listserv in Takoma Park. The objective of this Club is to promote the knowledge, appreciation and enjoyment of horticulture in the Takoma Park community and beyond via a wide range of educational and outreach programs.
Takoma Horticultural Club - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
The ECAC builds on the strengths of the community by providing informal and formal gathering space, capturing neighborhood history, engaging new and old residents in civic discourse, and reconnecting the generations of residents.
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
UDC Garden Club
Garden Club of UDC students focused on the 3 community gardens of the senses (sensory gardens) at the UDC Van Ness Campus.
Washington Gardener
Washington Gardener magazine, blog, enewsletter and events are designed specifically for gardeners in the District of Coumbia and its suburbs.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
DC area book club hosted by Washington Gardener Club with selections on various gardening topics.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
William Penn Quaker Workcamps
Over the past few years, William Penn Quaker Workcamps has become involved in the urban garden movement, with a commitment to do what we can to remove economic barriers to healthy food. Starting with gleaning and then community gardens, this year we have started installing raised gardens in the yards and on porches of DC residents. Many of these residents live in underserved communities, often in “food deserts”.
The Harvest Collective is a grassroots movement dedicated to creating edible ecosystems and providing permaculture education programs that are empowering homeowners, students, and volunteers to develop a deeper connection with their food, health, community, and habitat.
The Maryland Master Gardener Program, a volunteer education program taught and administered by University of Maryland Extension (UME), puts research-based knowledge and environmental power into the hands of people who want to create sustainable gardens and landscapes, and protect and improve natural resources.
Maryland Master Gardener Program
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia (MGNV) is an organization of volunteers who work with the staff of Virginia Cooperative Extension (VCE) to encourage and promote environmentally sound gardening practices.
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
Montgomery County Beekeepers Association
The Montgomery County Beekeepers Association (MCBA) of Maryland supports beekeeping through a varitey of programs such as beekeeping classes for beginners every spring, mentor beekeepers and a monthly newsletter called The Honey Pot.
Montgomery County Beekeepers Association
Montgomery County Master Gardeners
Master Gardeners are trained volunteers of the University of Maryland Extension, who are dedicated to helping the citizens of Montgomery County, Maryland.
Montgomery County Master Gardeners
MY GROW CONNECT
My Grow Connect is the perfect blend of online social networking, modern bartering and traditional agriculture. Each user can swap by requesting or offering neighbors space to grow, fresh compost, produce and other resources.
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
We’re a club of amateur and professional mycologists near Washington, D.C., who study mushrooms, share recipes, forage, etc. Join us for full benefits!
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
The mission of the Prince George’s County Food Equity Council is to significantly improve public health and community well-being of all who live, work, study, worship and play in the County. It will develop and support policies, approaches, procedures, practices and initiatives to create systemic change to the local food system.
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
Seed Keepers Collective
Join the DC Seed Keepers Collective! Gardeners, because: you grow; you want to help protect our food system; the plant people of color developed are an essential part of everyone’s diet; and we need each other. If you’re in DC, MD or VA and want to help farmers save seeds. Sign up. You get free/cheap seeds in interesting varieties and learn how to grow our supply of safe, diverse seed.
Takoma Horticultural Club
A garden club and listserv in Takoma Park. The objective of this Club is to promote the knowledge, appreciation and enjoyment of horticulture in the Takoma Park community and beyond via a wide range of educational and outreach programs.
Takoma Horticultural Club - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
The ECAC builds on the strengths of the community by providing informal and formal gathering space, capturing neighborhood history, engaging new and old residents in civic discourse, and reconnecting the generations of residents.
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
UDC Garden Club
Garden Club of UDC students focused on the 3 community gardens of the senses (sensory gardens) at the UDC Van Ness Campus.
Washington Gardener
Washington Gardener magazine, blog, enewsletter and events are designed specifically for gardeners in the District of Coumbia and its suburbs.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
DC area book club hosted by Washington Gardener Club with selections on various gardening topics.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
William Penn Quaker Workcamps
Over the past few years, William Penn Quaker Workcamps has become involved in the urban garden movement, with a commitment to do what we can to remove economic barriers to healthy food. Starting with gleaning and then community gardens, this year we have started installing raised gardens in the yards and on porches of DC residents. Many of these residents live in underserved communities, often in “food deserts”.
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia (MGNV) is an organization of volunteers who work with the staff of Virginia Cooperative Extension (VCE) to encourage and promote environmentally sound gardening practices.
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia
Master Gardeners of Northern Virginia - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
The Montgomery County Beekeepers Association (MCBA) of Maryland supports beekeeping through a varitey of programs such as beekeeping classes for beginners every spring, mentor beekeepers and a monthly newsletter called The Honey Pot.
Montgomery County Beekeepers Association
Montgomery County Master Gardeners
Master Gardeners are trained volunteers of the University of Maryland Extension, who are dedicated to helping the citizens of Montgomery County, Maryland.
Montgomery County Master Gardeners
MY GROW CONNECT
My Grow Connect is the perfect blend of online social networking, modern bartering and traditional agriculture. Each user can swap by requesting or offering neighbors space to grow, fresh compost, produce and other resources.
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
We’re a club of amateur and professional mycologists near Washington, D.C., who study mushrooms, share recipes, forage, etc. Join us for full benefits!
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
The mission of the Prince George’s County Food Equity Council is to significantly improve public health and community well-being of all who live, work, study, worship and play in the County. It will develop and support policies, approaches, procedures, practices and initiatives to create systemic change to the local food system.
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
Seed Keepers Collective
Join the DC Seed Keepers Collective! Gardeners, because: you grow; you want to help protect our food system; the plant people of color developed are an essential part of everyone’s diet; and we need each other. If you’re in DC, MD or VA and want to help farmers save seeds. Sign up. You get free/cheap seeds in interesting varieties and learn how to grow our supply of safe, diverse seed.
Takoma Horticultural Club
A garden club and listserv in Takoma Park. The objective of this Club is to promote the knowledge, appreciation and enjoyment of horticulture in the Takoma Park community and beyond via a wide range of educational and outreach programs.
Takoma Horticultural Club - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
The ECAC builds on the strengths of the community by providing informal and formal gathering space, capturing neighborhood history, engaging new and old residents in civic discourse, and reconnecting the generations of residents.
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
UDC Garden Club
Garden Club of UDC students focused on the 3 community gardens of the senses (sensory gardens) at the UDC Van Ness Campus.
Washington Gardener
Washington Gardener magazine, blog, enewsletter and events are designed specifically for gardeners in the District of Coumbia and its suburbs.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
DC area book club hosted by Washington Gardener Club with selections on various gardening topics.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
William Penn Quaker Workcamps
Over the past few years, William Penn Quaker Workcamps has become involved in the urban garden movement, with a commitment to do what we can to remove economic barriers to healthy food. Starting with gleaning and then community gardens, this year we have started installing raised gardens in the yards and on porches of DC residents. Many of these residents live in underserved communities, often in “food deserts”.
Master Gardeners are trained volunteers of the University of Maryland Extension, who are dedicated to helping the citizens of Montgomery County, Maryland.
Montgomery County Master Gardeners
My Grow Connect is the perfect blend of online social networking, modern bartering and traditional agriculture. Each user can swap by requesting or offering neighbors space to grow, fresh compost, produce and other resources.
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
We’re a club of amateur and professional mycologists near Washington, D.C., who study mushrooms, share recipes, forage, etc. Join us for full benefits!
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
The mission of the Prince George’s County Food Equity Council is to significantly improve public health and community well-being of all who live, work, study, worship and play in the County. It will develop and support policies, approaches, procedures, practices and initiatives to create systemic change to the local food system.
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
Seed Keepers Collective
Join the DC Seed Keepers Collective! Gardeners, because: you grow; you want to help protect our food system; the plant people of color developed are an essential part of everyone’s diet; and we need each other. If you’re in DC, MD or VA and want to help farmers save seeds. Sign up. You get free/cheap seeds in interesting varieties and learn how to grow our supply of safe, diverse seed.
Takoma Horticultural Club
A garden club and listserv in Takoma Park. The objective of this Club is to promote the knowledge, appreciation and enjoyment of horticulture in the Takoma Park community and beyond via a wide range of educational and outreach programs.
Takoma Horticultural Club - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
The ECAC builds on the strengths of the community by providing informal and formal gathering space, capturing neighborhood history, engaging new and old residents in civic discourse, and reconnecting the generations of residents.
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
UDC Garden Club
Garden Club of UDC students focused on the 3 community gardens of the senses (sensory gardens) at the UDC Van Ness Campus.
Washington Gardener
Washington Gardener magazine, blog, enewsletter and events are designed specifically for gardeners in the District of Coumbia and its suburbs.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
DC area book club hosted by Washington Gardener Club with selections on various gardening topics.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
William Penn Quaker Workcamps
Over the past few years, William Penn Quaker Workcamps has become involved in the urban garden movement, with a commitment to do what we can to remove economic barriers to healthy food. Starting with gleaning and then community gardens, this year we have started installing raised gardens in the yards and on porches of DC residents. Many of these residents live in underserved communities, often in “food deserts”.
We’re a club of amateur and professional mycologists near Washington, D.C., who study mushrooms, share recipes, forage, etc. Join us for full benefits!
Mycological Association of Washington, DC
The mission of the Prince George’s County Food Equity Council is to significantly improve public health and community well-being of all who live, work, study, worship and play in the County. It will develop and support policies, approaches, procedures, practices and initiatives to create systemic change to the local food system.
Prince George’s County Food Equity Council
Seed Keepers Collective
Join the DC Seed Keepers Collective! Gardeners, because: you grow; you want to help protect our food system; the plant people of color developed are an essential part of everyone’s diet; and we need each other. If you’re in DC, MD or VA and want to help farmers save seeds. Sign up. You get free/cheap seeds in interesting varieties and learn how to grow our supply of safe, diverse seed.
Takoma Horticultural Club
A garden club and listserv in Takoma Park. The objective of this Club is to promote the knowledge, appreciation and enjoyment of horticulture in the Takoma Park community and beyond via a wide range of educational and outreach programs.
Takoma Horticultural Club - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
The ECAC builds on the strengths of the community by providing informal and formal gathering space, capturing neighborhood history, engaging new and old residents in civic discourse, and reconnecting the generations of residents.
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
UDC Garden Club
Garden Club of UDC students focused on the 3 community gardens of the senses (sensory gardens) at the UDC Van Ness Campus.
Washington Gardener
Washington Gardener magazine, blog, enewsletter and events are designed specifically for gardeners in the District of Coumbia and its suburbs.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
DC area book club hosted by Washington Gardener Club with selections on various gardening topics.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
William Penn Quaker Workcamps
Over the past few years, William Penn Quaker Workcamps has become involved in the urban garden movement, with a commitment to do what we can to remove economic barriers to healthy food. Starting with gleaning and then community gardens, this year we have started installing raised gardens in the yards and on porches of DC residents. Many of these residents live in underserved communities, often in “food deserts”.
Join the DC Seed Keepers Collective! Gardeners, because: you grow; you want to help protect our food system; the plant people of color developed are an essential part of everyone’s diet; and we need each other. If you’re in DC, MD or VA and want to help farmers save seeds. Sign up. You get free/cheap seeds in interesting varieties and learn how to grow our supply of safe, diverse seed.
A garden club and listserv in Takoma Park. The objective of this Club is to promote the knowledge, appreciation and enjoyment of horticulture in the Takoma Park community and beyond via a wide range of educational and outreach programs.
Takoma Horticultural Club - Specific Information on Groups & Clubs
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
The ECAC builds on the strengths of the community by providing informal and formal gathering space, capturing neighborhood history, engaging new and old residents in civic discourse, and reconnecting the generations of residents.
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
UDC Garden Club
Garden Club of UDC students focused on the 3 community gardens of the senses (sensory gardens) at the UDC Van Ness Campus.
Washington Gardener
Washington Gardener magazine, blog, enewsletter and events are designed specifically for gardeners in the District of Coumbia and its suburbs.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
DC area book club hosted by Washington Gardener Club with selections on various gardening topics.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
William Penn Quaker Workcamps
Over the past few years, William Penn Quaker Workcamps has become involved in the urban garden movement, with a commitment to do what we can to remove economic barriers to healthy food. Starting with gleaning and then community gardens, this year we have started installing raised gardens in the yards and on porches of DC residents. Many of these residents live in underserved communities, often in “food deserts”.
The ECAC builds on the strengths of the community by providing informal and formal gathering space, capturing neighborhood history, engaging new and old residents in civic discourse, and reconnecting the generations of residents.
The Emergence Community Arts Collective
Garden Club of UDC students focused on the 3 community gardens of the senses (sensory gardens) at the UDC Van Ness Campus.
Washington Gardener
Washington Gardener magazine, blog, enewsletter and events are designed specifically for gardeners in the District of Coumbia and its suburbs.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
DC area book club hosted by Washington Gardener Club with selections on various gardening topics.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
William Penn Quaker Workcamps
Over the past few years, William Penn Quaker Workcamps has become involved in the urban garden movement, with a commitment to do what we can to remove economic barriers to healthy food. Starting with gleaning and then community gardens, this year we have started installing raised gardens in the yards and on porches of DC residents. Many of these residents live in underserved communities, often in “food deserts”.
Washington Gardener magazine, blog, enewsletter and events are designed specifically for gardeners in the District of Coumbia and its suburbs.
DC area book club hosted by Washington Gardener Club with selections on various gardening topics.
Washington Gardener Garden Book Club
William Penn Quaker Workcamps
Over the past few years, William Penn Quaker Workcamps has become involved in the urban garden movement, with a commitment to do what we can to remove economic barriers to healthy food. Starting with gleaning and then community gardens, this year we have started installing raised gardens in the yards and on porches of DC residents. Many of these residents live in underserved communities, often in “food deserts”.
Over the past few years, William Penn Quaker Workcamps has become involved in the urban garden movement, with a commitment to do what we can to remove economic barriers to healthy food. Starting with gleaning and then community gardens, this year we have started installing raised gardens in the yards and on porches of DC residents. Many of these residents live in underserved communities, often in “food deserts”.
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