In The News
Check out what others have written about City Blossoms!
Washington Post
Washington Post
A Growing Concern: Teaching Kids About Gardening, and Life
by Delece Smith-Barrow
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Northwest Current
Local Group Plants Seeds of Peace and Nutrition
by Jessica Gould
An article focusing on how City Blossoms came to be and the role we are starting to play in the neighborhoods where we work.
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Washington Times
Girard Garden Targets Crime
by Amanda McClure
An article written about Girard Garden, when we were just getting started.
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DC Food For All
Will You Hold My Worms?
by Brynn Slate
An article about Girard Children’s Community Garden.
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DC Food For All
Girard Childrens’ Community Garden
by Barrett Jones
This is a two minute video shot in Girard Children’s Community Garden with an interview of Lola.
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A Bikeable Feast
We Plant It Because We Love It
by Ibti
Ibti, author of the BIKEABLE FEAST (a blog diary charting her progress as she bikes across the U.S., learning about all-things food along the way), recently stopped at the GROWING GIRLS & GARDENS garden at Garrison Middle School (a City Blossoms site).
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E.R.R.A.N.T
ACGA Conference: City Blossoms
by Era
A Philadelphia based blogger interested in all things green, food, and gardening attended a workshop co-lead by Rebecca Lemos at the American Community Gardening Association’s annual conference. Check out her thoughts about City Blossoms.
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Prince of Petworth
Girard Childrens’ Community Garden Celebrated One Year Anniversary on Monday
by Prince of Petworth
A popular Columbia Heights blogger visited Girard Children’s Community Garden’s first birthday potluck party and lived to write about it!
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Time For Lunch
Washington D.C. City Blossom Eat-In
City Blossoms partnered with Slow Food USA’s Time For Lunch National Day of Action for Girard Garden’s First birthday potluck celebration as a way to promote healthy eating for all.
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