Join the garden party! From Friday, May 7th to Sunday, May 16th, the American Public Gardens Association and member gardens and arboreta around the country are celebrating Go Public Garden Days.Celebrate from…
Get to the roots of organic lawn care with Mary Travaglini of the Montgomery County Department of Environmental Protection in the latest segment of Digging In, our new virtual event series. Learn how…
Dr. Harlan Svoboda, curator of the National Arboretum’s Herbarium, reports the team’s progress on a major digitization project: “The U.S. National Arboretum Herbarium digitization project reached a couple of milestones in…
Spring is here, which means it’s time to give your lawn some extra TLC! Happy lawns play a big part in maintaining healthy ecosystems. From soil health to water quality,…
We are excited to provide Grow@Home kits again this year. This kit offers hands-on gardening experiences while classes remain virtual for many students in the city. Using these kits and the included…
Our Virtual Farm Field Trips make it easy to bring garden science into classrooms. We created 13 field trips in partnership with City Blossoms and Common Good City Farm to teach students about fundamental garden and…
Beginning Friday, April 9, the number of visitors and vehicles allowed on the National Arboretum grounds at any given time will be limited. During peak visitation, which is generally over…
Exciting changes are coming to Washington Youth Garden! As WYG embarks on its 50th anniversary serving our community, we are redesigning our 1-acre vegetable garden nestled near the Arboretum’s Capitol Columns. We…
Washington Youth Garden is honored to receive the American Horticultural Society’s Jane L. Taylor Award this year as we embark on our 50th anniversary serving our community. Given in honor of Jane…
Thank you to members of the Acorn Garden Club for helping construct nearly 1,000 Grow@Home kits this winter! We are incredibly grateful for the time these members took building these kits. Last fall…