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Open house (garden) June 2 and 3

19 years ago

People are welcome to stop by between 1 and 5 (more or less) on either Saturday or Sunday of that weekend to see what we're up to in the garden. We're on the Fairfax Master Gardener spring tour, so this may be the tidiest the yard will look all year.

Address is 9412 Cello Ct, Vienna, VA which is basically right next to Wolf Trap.

I hope the Japanese iris hold out until then; they are opening now and looking gorgeous.

Larry

Here is a link that might be useful: Directions to our house

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Brent_In_NoVA
19 years ago
Ohhh...tempting! That is a bit of a busy weekend for me but I will let you know.

Where can I find out more info on the Fairfax Master Gardener spring tour? Is that the same weekend? It seems like most of the garden tours are so early in the season. My garden is just filling in now but most of the garden tours are already done.

- Brent
madsquopper
Original Author
19 years ago
The MG spring tour is really only for the MG crowd but I always let friends know that they can at least come over to our place since we'll be there anyway.

Larry
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