Tag Archives: Simpson Garden Strolls

August 2018 Public Education Events

Posted on July 14, 2018 by

August 2018 Public Education Programs include: Common Landscape Pests and Diseases of Trees in Landscapes, Summer Blooms in the Garden, Plant Diseases and Pests in Vegetable Gardens and 2 sessions of Fall and Winter Vegetable Gardening.

Special Events include the Simpson Gardens Tuesday Stroll, Wednesday Central Library Garden Talks with AFAC and the Extension Master Gardener booth and Competitive Exhibits at the Arlington County Fair.

Don’t forget to check out our Plant Clinics as well! Continue reading →

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July 2018 Public Education Events

Posted on June 17, 2018 by

July 2018 Public Education Classes and Events include these classes: Good Gardens All Start with Good Soil; Twilight Home Gardening Series; Ticks and Mosquitos and Other Bloodsuckers; and Summer Garden Critter Controls.

Special Events include Simpson Gardens Tuesday Stroll, Saturday Morning in the Vegetable Garden, and Wednesday Library Garden Talks.

Don’t forget to check out our Plant Clinics as well! Continue reading →

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June 2018 Public Education Events

Posted on May 13, 2018 by

June 2018 Public Education Classes and Events include classes on Summertime Pruning of Woody Shrubs, Herb Garden Talk, The Kitchen Herb Garden, Mosquitoes and Ticks: Identification and Control, and Small Space Gardening: Edible Landscaping .

Special Events include Simpson Gardens Tuesday Stroll, Saturday Morning in the Vegetable Garden, and Wednesday Library Garden Talks.

Don’t forget to check out our Plant Clinics as well! Continue reading →

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Simpson Gardens Tuesday Strolls

Posted on May 6, 2018 by

Come to our monthly garden strolls at Simpson Demonstration Gardens. On the second Tuesday of each month of the growing season, 11 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., the Master Gardener volunteers will be in the gardens to answer questions and provide information on sustainable gardening. Continue reading →

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