Bloomin' PGC Urban Farmers' Night Out with Elements of Nature Urban Farm

The , along with the Bloomin’ PGC Partners, our Co-hosts, Linda Jones of and other local urban farming advocates, invite you to participate in our Urban Farmers & Growers Open Mic Night! This event is a platform for the urban farm community to collaborate and share useful information. Any urban farming-related topics—land leases, equipment and supplies, staffing and volunteering, resource-sharing, grants, and mental health— are open for discussion. While the focus is on urban farmers in Prince George's County, all farmers and growers are welcome to join us!

Must have at least 12 farmers registered BY NOON the day before the Open Mic Night or it's subject to cancellation.

*** THIS MONTH ... IN-PERSON ONLY**

Fall is here, and it's time to slow down and explore ways to maximize space and productivity, naturally, in small and challenging landscapes. Join Linda Jones of Elements of Nature Urban Farm for an evening of learning and networking at her urban farm in Clinton. Meet other urban farmers while gleaning a few ideas on how to use what Mother Nature provides to your advantage. Fall is a great time to use natural materials to build and sustain an organic, regenerative, thriving urban farm!

Refreshments will be provided. Please refer to your confirmation email for exact address and additional instructions. If the event is sold out, please email us at [email protected] or 301.574.5162 x3 so that we may add your name to the waiting list.

is an urban farm where nature and creativity thrives. Owner Linda Jones incorporates organic and sustainable practices in all that she does. Her philosophy is to use all of the parts of flowers and herbs for total body benefits. She offers a variety of services and products created from plants and creates a total body, inside out, head-to-toe experience. From food to farmaceuticals to educational workshops and events, she focuses on producing the best possible products and providing the best possible services to create a great overall experience with her farm.

For more information on the Bloomin’ PGC Urban Farm Initiative: https://www.pgscd.org/urban-agricultural-conservation/urban-farms/bloomin-pgc/

is an initiative launched by the Prince George’s County Food Equity Council in partnership with the Prince George’s Soil Conservation District, the University of Maryland Extension in Prince George’s County, ECO City Farms, Maryland-National Capital Park & Planning Commission, the Prince George's County Department of the Environment, the Office of Food Security, and The Capital Market of 20743 to support the growing urban agriculture movement in Prince George’s County.

Host or Publisher Prince George's Soil Conservation District