Anonymous
06/09/2017 22:29
Subject: I'd like to get into gardening. Teach me how!
Join a local garden club! That's what I did and am really glad of it. Get on their list serv if they have one, go to the meetings - they bring in experts on specific topics, one month might be pruning trees, the next month might be gardening for flower cuttings.
Lots of free advice from local gardeners who have been gardening in the area for decades and know what works - referrals for contractors, free plants if they do a plant swap, garden tours, volunteer opportunities etc etc. surprised no one has mentioned this yet!
Lots of free advice from local gardeners who have been gardening in the area for decades and know what works - referrals for contractors, free plants if they do a plant swap, garden tours, volunteer opportunities etc etc. surprised no one has mentioned this yet!
Anonymous
06/04/2017 21:37
Subject: I'd like to get into gardening. Teach me how!
Anonymous wrote:I disagree with the poster that said DC doesn't have good weather for fruit trees. How do you explain the farms in MD and VA with similar weather? We are in the District and have an apricot and three apple trees and they do really well.
Agree, we have success with figs, persimmon, paw paws, serviceberry, elderberry; my neighbor has grapes and pears. We are in the District.