Learn About Our Garden Community
Saturday, April 20: Community Work Day
- All plot holders are required to complete AT LEAST 3 hours of community service in the garden each season. Come get your hours completed early!
- 9:00 am – Tool Training – bring gloves, eye protection, and a willingness to learn.
- 10:00 am – 1:00 pm – Community Work Day – bring your own tools and gloves to help fix up our shared spaces.
Spring Membership Meeting Summary
Your Trash is YOUR Trash!
NPS Rules require all gardeners to remove your own trash and yard waste from the garden. DO NOT DUMP BAGS BY THE PARKING LOT.
Water Issues? Please report any water leaks as soon as you see them by calling the board at 202-643-8570, and make sure not to knock into any spigots.
Blair Road Community Garden in Northwest Washington, DC is one of the largest community gardens in the city, with more than five acres of garden space bordered by several city streets and neighborhoods.
Blair Road Community Garden has been in operation for over 40 years as a National Park Service community garden. We use organic methods to grow vegetables, herbs, and fruit, and we work together to maintain the area by removing debris and keeping the garden space trash-free.
Plots turnover each year. If you live in the area and would like to learn how to garden organically, come join us. No gardening experience is required.
Blair Road Community Garden 