Kevette Minor Kane

Welcome to February, dear gardeners, growers, and lovers of all things green. March carries a special kind of energy. The days stretch a little longer, the air begins to soften, and the garden starts whispering that it is almost time. It is a month of transition, reflection, and preparation. March is also Women’s History Month, a time to recognize the women who have shaped our communities, our food systems, and our futures. In agriculture especially, women have always played a central role....

March in Zone 7A is where preparation meets possibility. The air is still cool, but the soil is beginning to wake up. While winter may linger in the mornings, this is the month gardeners shift into action. With the right steps, you can set your home or school garden up for a productive and vibrant spring. Here is how to move through March with purpose. Step 1: Prepare Your Space Before planting anything, take time to prepare your garden beds. Clear away debris, remove winter weeds, and loosen...

March in the DMV is when the gardening season truly wakes up. The days are getting longer, soil temperatures are slowly rising, and across Washington, DC, Maryland, and Virginia, gardeners are stepping out of planning mode and into planting mode. From seed-starting workshops to native plant symposiums and early spring garden tours, March 2026 is filled with opportunities to learn, connect, and get inspired for the growing season ahead. Here’s a roundup of gardening-focused events happening...