
Not ready to grow your own vegetables?
Farmers Markets are now open!
Visit MGNV plant clinics at four of Our local markets

Visit the Organic Vegetable Garden!
2845 N. Marcey Road
Arlington, VA 22207 United States
(Park in the lot and walk past the Nature Center to the garden.)
One of the best ways to learn about vegetable gardening is to see long established gardens in action. Make time this year to visit the Organic Vegetable Garden in north Arlington at Potomac Overlook Regional Park, one of the eight demonstration gardens operated by MGNV.
Organic Vegetable Garden at Florafest
May 4 @ 10:00 am – 1:00 pm

Florafest at Potomac Overlook Park is a fun event all about gardening, native and invasive plants.
Extension Master Gardeners (EMGs) will:
- lead tours of the vegetable garden and answer your vegetable gardening questions;
- have some fun activities for children;
- and have soil test kits and information available about how to become an EMG. FREE.
Arlington Friends of Urban Agriculture:
Events & More . . .
2024 Wednesday Garden Talks
We invite you to bi-weekly Garden Talks at Arlington Central Library, 1015 N. Quincy Street
Free, no registration required
Sponsored by Friends of Urban Agriculture and Extension Master Gardeners
Arlington Central Library – 1015 N Quincy Street

April talks – 6:30 pm – Quincy Room (first floor)
May/June talks – 7 pm – outside next to garden (surface parking)
- April 10 – Plan it Right! Seed, Seedlings, & More
Plant your seeds and seedlings so they’ll happily grow for you, and learn when and how to start seedlings from experienced gardeners. - April 24 – Container & Balcony Gardening
You don’t need a yard to grow your own herbs and vegetables. Find out how container gardening can work for you. - May 8 – Tomato Love
Tomatoes are a popular crop in home gardens. Learn how you can grow and maintain tomatoes to make the most of your crop. - May 22 – Herbs – Planning & Planting
Fresh herbs can take your cooking from good to great. There are herbs for all cuisines and growing conditions. Which will you grow? How do you grow them? Where do they fit with your vegetables? - June 5 – Preventing Vegetable Crop Diseases
Our area’s hot, humid summers make vegetables vulnerable to diseases. Learn how to recognize and control their occurrence and spread.


