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Here the Top 10 Hottest Gardeners in the DMV are -- in no particular order -- for your enjoyment:
Erin Pitts |
Erin Pitts, she is 30 years old, and does most of the gardening in our 1500 sqft organic vegetable garden in Glen Burnie Maryland. "I hope your readers appreciate her beauty as I get to every day," said her husband, Philip Pitts.
Heriberto |
Heriberto is a Garden Assistant at the Washington Youth Garden in the US National Arboretum, Washington, DC. He is 28(?) years old. Heriberto learned about farming growing up in Mexico and is now studying horticulture.
Kate Lee |
Honolulu, Hawaii.
Nicholas Drake Urdy |
Rebecca Lemos |
Rebecca Lemos, early 30s, Co-Founder and Co-Executive Director of City Blossoms, which does fabulous work in the District with children and youth gardening. This pic is from an event in their Girard Street Garden in Columbia Heights just about captures it all.
Joe Curley |
Joe Curley is 26 years old and
lives in Pentagon
City. He is a
horticulturist for the Smithsonian Gardens Greenhouse. "He is sweet, funny AND
hot!" said his fans who nominated him.
Nadia |
Nadia, 29, is Garden Manager at the Washington Youth Garden in the US National
Arboretum, Washington, DC. Nadia is super creative and loves to come up with new theme gardens
that will catch kids' interest.
Billy Arnold |
William
(Billy) Arnold
is 29 years old and he has been working landscaping for the last 10 years.
He started his own landscaping company called: Carolina Blues Landscaping. Billy’s
father worked for Nalls Produce in the Alexandria/Franconia area since he was a
young boy and he got his son interested in the business. Billy was born
and raised in Alexandria, Virginia
and is currently living in Woodbridge,
Virginia. Billy is very
competitive and loves competing in all things fun.
Monique Sullivan |
Monique Sullivan gardens in DC, but is originally a New
Orleans hothouse flower, so she hasn't minded the 100+
temperatures this summer, spending hours on weekends and evenings outside with
the plants. Monique expanded from apartment-window gardening to her own home with yard last year. She built raised beds on a concrete parking pad and grew multiple types of tomatoes, herbs,
cucumbers, potatoes, and peppers. Monique also took on working with the Edgewood Community Garden this summer, as well.
Kenneth Moore |
Kenneth Moore is a self-described "quirky gardener in this nation's capital trying to make a difference one seed (literal and metaphorical) at a time." He is a freelance writer who blogs at http://www.indoorgarden-er.com/. Currently, he is helping boost the DC State Fair to bring much-needed attention to gardening and home arts in the city.
I'd have to vote for Joe Curly!
ReplyDeleteOh holy, that's ridiculous! I'm certainly not going to argue about the uberhotness of some of these gardeners. But if I find out who nominated me, we might have to have words--or a pint. I haven't quite decided which!
ReplyDeleteLook at you being sexy with the squash. Ha ha ha! :)
DeleteFun article - I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteThat was last year's Longest Vegetable Contest winner in DC State Fair. I couldn't *not* pose with it!
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