Category: Garden News
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August 15 Inspections!
Time for inspection follow-ups. Please contact Tim, our Section B captain, if you are interested in serving on our dedicated Inspection Committee: bcaptain@blairroadcga.org
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August 1 Community Workday
Join us for our next Community Clean-Up on Saturday, August 1, 9 a.m. – Noon. Remember, all plots are required to log 3 hours of service each season. Please bring a water bottle, a pair of gardening gloves, and a can-do attitude! Make sure to check-in with a board member when arriving to get your volunteer…
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Dense Overgrowth Clearing
Thursday & Friday, July 30 & 31, 2026 – 5:30-8 p.m. Special volunteer opportunity for those garden members who are up for a dense overgrowth clearing challenge. We have one chainsaw at the ready (thank you Jeff!) and are looking for one more chainsaw to use. If you have one to bring, please let us…
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Summer Inspection Results
Please click here for the results of the July inspections. The link above will open a pdf document. Simply scroll down to find your plot number in the left-most column. The list is in numerical order by section. If you see any notes in the row for your plot, contact your section captain to discuss…
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No Fresh Manure
The Board has received complaints about the smell of fresh manure coming from some plots. Please remember that any manure stored or used in your plot must be aged or composted. If you have fresh manure in your plot, please remove it.
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Wednesday, July 22: Community Evening!
Join us for our third Community Clean-Up on Wednesday, July 22, 5:30 p.m. until 8 p.m. Remember, all plots are required to log 3 hours of service each season. Please bring a water bottle, a pair of gardening gloves, and a can-do attitude! Make sure to check-in with a board member when arriving to get…
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Saturday, June 20: Community Day!
Join us for our second Community Clean-Up Day on Saturday, June 20, 9 a.m. until 11 a.m. Remember, all plots are required to log 3 hours of service each season. Please bring a water bottle, a pair of gardening gloves, and a can-do attitude! Make sure to check-in with a board member when arriving to…
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Your Trash is YOUR TRASH!
All gardeners are responsible for removing all trash and garden waste from the Blair Road Community Garden. The Board will try to provide for bulk pickup on community work days, but neither the National Park Service, nor DC Government are willing to collect bagged trash from the parking lot area. Your signed permit to use…
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