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The town of Edmonston will mark its centennial in June with a tour of the town’s diverse gardens, followed by a parade and festival. Continue reading
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Riversdale Mansion is using its gardens to teach about the history of indigenous and enslaved people in the area. Continue reading
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Hyattsville resident Falani Spivey started growing crops at the Hyatt Park Community Garden in 2015 to boost her own mental health and make her lifestyle more sustainable.
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It’s the end of summer and the eight plots at the Riversdale House Museum historic garden are thriving with a variety of flowers in full bloom, summer vegetables and other field crops typical of the early 1800s. Continue reading
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Urban foraging has become increasingly popular on the Route 1 corridor, as residents take advantage of the food that grows in the area. Continue reading
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Looking for some low-maintenance, fast-growing perennials to plant this year? Our top three picks are Knock-Out Roses, salvia and English lavender. All are thriving in our small garden and we’ve spotted them blooming in other areas around the neighborhood. We are really impressed … Continue reading
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