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TOP 30 Sustainable gardening practices in Washington, VA
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Wangari Gardens
Wangari Gardens is a vibrant 2.7-acre garden park located in Washington, DC. This community-driven space is designed, created, and sustained by the local community for the non-profit benefit of all. Inspired by the legacy of Professor Wangari Maathai, the garden is a hub of creativity and engagement. Visitors can explore a variety of garden spaces, including a 50-fruit tree forest garden, public vegetable garden, herb garden, medicinal garden, berry garden, and a strawberry patch. The park also features an outdoor classroom and DC's first public hammock for relaxation and enjoyment.
Washington Youth Garden
Washington Youth Garden is a one-acre education garden located at the National Arboretum in Washington, D.C. Established in 1971, the garden serves as a destination for garden-based education and nature play for the local community. The goal of the garden is to share innovative growing techniques, encourage nature play, and grow fresh produce for the community. Visitors of all ages can engage with agriculture, farming, and environmental education through various garden features such as the pollinator garden, sensory garden, food production area, and Nature Explore classroom. The garden also distributes thousands of pounds of fresh fruits and vegetables to students and families in the DC community to combat food insecurity. The Washington Youth Garden is currently undergoing renovations, including the installation of a new perimeter fence to expand the growing space of the garden. Donations are being accepted to support the renovation project, with matching gifts available for community contributions. The garden also offers membership opportunities starting at $45, as well as a passionate community of supporters with membership starting at $1,200.
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