Spring Into School Gardening at Washington Youth Garden

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Spring Into School Gardening at Washington Youth Garden

Interested in learning more about about techniques for taking care of your school garden? Have questions about gardening? Need supplies to kick off the growing season of your garden? Join us Saturday, March 25th (with Sunday, March 26th rain date) from 11am-12:30pm (current Educator Coaching Program schools arrive at 10am) at the Washington Youth Garden to jump-start the spring growing season in your school garden!

Free supplies to prepare your garden for the upcoming season including straw mulch, compost, spring crop seeds (from Share-A-Seed) and cover crop seeds*, and spring seedlings (kale, collards, tatsoi, chard, strawberry slips)**
Training at 11am on spring / summer school garden planning and preparing garden beds for spring planting (direct sowing / transplanting)
Network with your fellow garden educators from across DC

Light refreshments will be provided. Please email Ashley at arattanawan@fona.org with any questions.

*Extra seeds or starts to share are lovingly welcome!!
**Supplies for Title 1 schools or schools with limited capacity and budget for garden programming.

First Name *

Last Name *

Email *

Will you be attending Spring Into School Gardening on Saturday, March 25th, 11am-12:30pm? *ECP at 10am *

Yes

Yes, and with another teacher!

No, but I'm interested in the supplies.

School Name *

Ward *

Ward 1

Ward 2

Ward 3

Ward 4

Ward 5

Ward 6

Ward 7

Ward 8

Maryland

Virginia

Other:

Is your school a Title-I school? *

Yes

Other:

How would you describe your knowledge base / experience in gardening? *

Novice

Intermediate

Advanced

What gardening topic do you have questions about? Write in any specific questions in "other" option. *

Garden Planning

Weeding

Mulching

Planting spring crops

Other:

Required

Which of the following resources would you be interested in receiving? First come, first serve, so be sure to come early if you want your pick of seeds and/or seedlings. Only teachers or those affiliated with school gardens are eligible for these resources. *

Straw Mulch

Grow@Home Kits (go to www.washingtonyouthgarden.org/distancelearning for more information)

Compost

Spring crop and cover crop seeds

Spring seedings (kale, collards, tatsoi, chard)

Other:

Required

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