Thanks to Chris for sending this epic haul from Glover Park.
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Thanks to Stacey for sending: “The yellow squash is 5 times the size of a normal yellow squash!”
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Thanks to Shawn for sending: “today’s ‘Sky Yard” harvest from our rooftop garden” (more…)
Original photo from 2021
“Dear PoPville,
I thought I would update you on the progress four years later. Yes, we still have some weeds, but they are so manageable. Most of the plants are native and attract a wide variety of pollinators. And that was the plan all along.”
How it looks today: (more…)
Thanks to Jeff for sharing this beautiful haul from Petworth.
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Thanks to John for sending: “From the trusty roof deck in Adams Morgan: sun golds, jalapeños, tabascos, serranos, shishitos and an anaheim pepper.”
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Thanks to April for sending:
“This was a quick harvest from my plot at Bruce Monroe Community Garden.
Harvest included (more…)
“Dear PoPville,
Bruce Monroe Community Garden has many plots still available for community members to take in this year. Plots are about 3 x 6 ft wide & once assigned you will have your plot through next winter with option to renew. (more…)
“Rendering of 2400 Ontario Place and King Emmanuel Baptist – The future home of the communal kitchen, new housing, and a rooftop aquaponics farm.”
How cool?! Thanks to Carol for passing on from Jubilee Housing:
“For the past year, I’ve had the exciting and challenging opportunity to work on a new endeavor called Jubilee Farms. This innovative new entity from Jubilee Housing will be Washington, DC’s first aquaponics farm tied to workforce development, affordable housing, and citizens returning from incarceration. The farm will be housed in the basement and on the rooftop of the new Ontario Place apartment building and once fully up and running will produce up to 13,000 plants per month. (more…)
Thanks to David for sending:
“I’m very proud of my terrace-planter snap peas, which unlike all my other crops, have been growing like crazy. (more…)