“Garlic! Grown in Silver Spring.”
Ed. Note: When your gardens start to get full of tomatoes, cucumbers, whatever you’re growing – send an email to [email protected] with Garden Haul in the title and please include the neighborhood where you grew it.
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“from Wardman Court community garden in Columbia Heights. Cherry tomatoes, cucumbers, basil, rosemary and peppermint.”
Ed. Note: When your gardens start to get full of tomatoes, cucumbers, whatever you’re growing – send an email to [email protected] with Garden Haul in the title and please include the neighborhood where you grew it.
“Small garden haul of herbs, some peppers, and green onions from by Grant Circle.”
Ed. Note: When your gardens start to get full of tomatoes, cucumbers, whatever you’re growing – send an email to [email protected] with Garden Haul in the title and please include the neighborhood where you grew it.
“Beets, lettuce, tomatoes, sweet banana peppers, kale, eggplant and Hungarian wax peppers!”
Ed. Note: When your gardens start to get full of tomatoes, cucumbers, whatever you’re growing – send an email to [email protected] with Garden Haul in the title and please include the neighborhood where you grew it.
Mount Pleasant.
“First year’s blueberry harvest! Next year will be more exciting. I hope.”
Ed. Note: When your gardens start to get full of tomatoes, cucumbers, whatever you’re growing – send an email to [email protected] with Garden Haul in the title and please include the neighborhood where you grew it.
“Radishes, radish pods, kale, Egyptian walking onions, lavender, purslane, etc.”
Ed. Note: When your gardens start to get full of tomatoes, cucumbers, whatever you’re growing – send an email to [email protected] with Garden Haul in the title and please include the neighborhood where you grew it.
“Baby zucchini, Cucumbers (Persian and pickle), green beans, peas, and a banana pepper from Hill East.”
Ed. Note: When your gardens start to get full of tomatoes, cucumbers, whatever you’re growing – send an email to [email protected] with Garden Haul in the title and please include the neighborhood where you grew it.
And what they don’t like basil? But seriously that sucks.
“Dear PoPville,
I suppose we shouldn’t be too surprised but one of our tomato plants was stolen from our garden bed in the front of our house on Marion st in Shaw. Roots and all – it was just gone when we got back home Sunday evening.
I’m struggling to figure out what the point of stealing it could possibly be. The plant wasn’t yet flowering – it’ll take another 30 days or so until tomatoes are even produced so if the thief wants to get anything out of it it will take some serious TLC. You could also buy a plant for $3 around the corner at Old City Farm. Or – they could actually just go buy tomatoes at Giant!
Does anyone have any tips on how to protect the rest of my garden from this happening again?”
4200 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Props to the gardeners, photos don’t really do it justice, but this landscaping turned out great. It makes me like/appreciate the building about 1000 times more than I used to.
