Saturday, April 11

Garden Gate Plant Shop

Opening 9am-4pm. Celebrate spring with the

Garden Gate Plant Shop opening. Choose from the latest selection of shrubs, native plants, wildflowers, ornamental grasses, and unusual perennials and annuals. Friends of Green Spring (FROGS) receive 10% off in the Garden Gate Plant Shop. This year, in honor of Green Spring’s 50th anniversary, we will be giving away 50

plants to the first 50 customers on opening day!

Saturday, April 25

Garden Tour: Green

Spring Up and Down 10-11:30am. (Adult) Extension

Master Gardener docents lead a special “grand tour” of Green Spring! View the upper demonstration gardens, then take the garden path less travelled to explore the naturalistic lower garden areas. Complete the extended tour with refreshments. Tour involves a steep slope with loose gravel. $15 per person (code 8A0.CD61).

Saturday, May 16

Spring Garden Day—The Big

Plant Sale 9am-3pm. More than 40 local garden vendors descend on Green Spring Gardens with beautiful and unusual plants to fill your spring gardening needs. Growers and Extension Master Gardeners are on hand to help with plant selection and offer gardening advice. Proceeds help to support the gardens.

Registration for spring programs begins on February 4. Register at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/parktakes using the program code or call 703-642-5173. Out-of-county registrants add $2 for programs up to $45; $15

for programs $46 and up.

4603 Green Spring Road, Alexandria, VA 22312 • 703-642-5173

TTY 711 (VA Relay) • www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/green-spring

PROGRAMS & EVENTS Green Spring Gardens Spring 2020

Sunday, March 29

Native Perennials for Pollinators Garden writer Kathy Jentz shares her top 20 favorite native plants for pollinators. There is something for every season in the garden to benefit native bees and butterflies, as well as support the declining honey bee populations. $18 per person. Register at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/parktakes or call 703-642-5173.

Saturday, April 25

Arbor Day Tree ID 10-11:30am. (Adult) Celebrate Arbor Day with a Tree ID class. Senior arborist Scott Diffenderfer takes you through the gardens and shows different ways to identify trees through leaves, flowers, fruit, bark, and cell phone apps. Class takes place out-side, weather permitting. $15 per person (code 6E2.DDE2).

Saturday, May 2

Mastering Weeds in Your Garden 10-11:30am. (Adult) Learn how to identify common weeds and invasive plants in your garden and natural areas on this walk with horticulturist Brenda Skarphol. Learn about weed life cycles and how weeds end up in your yard. Come away with some weed management techniques, with a special emphasis on organic strategies. $18 per person (code 008.4B16).

Saturday, May 9

Mindfulness in the Garden Workshop 9:30-11:30am (Adult) Through mindful exercises led by site manager Nicole Conners, practice meditation and walking Green Spring Gardens in a mindful way to reduce stress and increase joy. Practice what you have learned at home and whenever you visit the gardens. $23 per person. (code 7DF.0111).

Saturday, March 21

Basic Pruning Techniques for Shrubs 10am-noon. (Adult) Learn to prune like a pro with this walk and talk led by pruning instructor Peter Deahl. Discover which shrubs and evergreens need pruning in late winter, and learn techniques for keeping your plants healthy and beautiful. Bring gloves and disinfected pruners. $23 per person (code 424.BEAB). Saturday, April 4

Ikebana Floral Design Workshop 10-11:30am. (Adult) Ikebana is a Japanese art of flower arranging. Learn its rich symbolism and fundamentals and take home your own arrangement. $39 per person (plus a $25 supply fee; code 3FB.3004).

Saturday, April 18

Floral Design: Bird’s Nest Bouquet 1-2:30pm. (16-Adult) Take your design skill to the next level by creating a floral design armature—a wonderful method for supporting blossoms in a floral arrangement. Certified floral designer Betty Ann Galway guides you step by step in creating a stick armature “bird’s nest” to fill with spring flowers. $39 per person (plus a $30 supply fee; code E9C.7079).

Saturday, May 23

Crystallized Flower Workshop 10-11:30am. (Adult) Discover the beautiful Victorian art of crystallizing flowers. Follow simple steps to sugar coat a variety of edible blooms and petals to use as gorgeous garnishes for desserts and other dishes. Take home your candied creations along with decorating ideas and tips. This program takes place at the Historic House. $28 per person (code 3D2.5EF2).

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HANDS-ON WORKSHOPS

GREEN SPRING GARDENS GETAWAY

In extreme circumstances, trips may be canceled due to inclement weather, and a full refund will be given. If weather is questionable, please call 703-642-5173. Registrant cancellations received by the trip cancellation deadline will receive a full refund. For registrant cancellations received after the deadline, no refund will be

given. Out-of-county registrants add $15.

Tuesday, May 5

Johns Hopkins University Museums, Baltimore, MD 9:00am-6:00pm. (Adult) Includes motor coach, guided tours, and full afternoon tea. Tour two of the fabulous teaching museums of Johns Hopkins University: Homewood Museum, a Federal-period mansion housing a magnificent decorative arts collection, and Evergreen Museum and Library, a former Gilded Age mansion surrounded by Italianate gardens. Enjoy an elegant afternoon tea as lunch, then tour the Evergreen’s extraordinary collection, ranging from paintings and porcelains, to rare books, costume designs, and a private theater. Please note that the historic mansions are not accessible. Cancellation deadline: April 20. $125 per person. Use code EAB.F87C to register.

Friday, March 27

Gardening in Climate Change 1:30-2:30pm. (Adult) Remember last year’s spring rains that were followed by a blistering hot summer and fall drought? Extension Master Gardeners discuss how climate change is affecting our area and how it’s impacting our garden practices. They will offer suggestions to adapt using plant selection, water management, and other practices. $10 per person (code 09C.77BB).

Friday, April 3

Composting Made Simple 1:30-2:30pm. (Adult) Learn how to turn kitchen, garden, and yard waste into valuable compost to use throughout your yard and garden. Why buy compost when you can easily make your own? Extension Master Gardeners show what you need to do to create your own compost pile. $10 per person (code 625.FC10).

Saturday, April 18

Attracting Pollinators 10-11am. (Adult) Put out the welcome mat for pollinators such as birds, bees, and beneficial insects by providing an environment rich in plant

diversity for food and habitat. Extension Master Gardeners help you with plant lists and share techniques for attracting pollinators to your garden. $10 per person (code D2A.4E55).

Saturday, May 9

Growing Tomatoes from Seed to Sauce 10-11am. (Adult) More than anything else in the garden, there is nothing like a freshly picked tomato! Growing your own gives you flexibility, picking whatever variety suits your own taste best. Extension Master Gardeners show you healthy ways to grow tomatoes, varieties that are available, and how to manage pests and diseases. $10 per person (code EC4.B429).

YOGA FOR GARDENERS

GARDEN TALKS WITH MASTER GARDENERS

Register at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/parktakes using the program code or call 703-642-5173. Out-of-county registrants add $2 for programs up to $45; $15 for programs $46 and up.

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Mondays, starting April 6

Yoga for Gardeners 9:30-10:30am. (Adult) This class features a gentle introduction to the Vinyasa method, which helps participants increase the strength, flexibility, and endurance necessary for gardening. Class held indoors. $129 per person for 11 lessons (code 6E6.EE37).

Register at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/parktakes using the program code or call 703-642-5173. Out-of-county registrants add $2 for programs up to $45; $15 for programs $46 and up.

FINE ARTS CLASSES

Saturday, March 21

Scrapbook Garden Journal Workshop 10am-4pm. (16-Adult) Learn how to create a beautiful scrapbook-style garden journal to suit your style and your garden. With the help of book artist Bel Mills, you will leave with a full-size journal complete with sections separated by dividers and a variety of types of paper to suit your particular needs. The loose book ring binding means pages can be added, removed, or shuffled as needed, so your journal can evolve right along with your garden! Bring a lunch. $74 per person (code 74B.0071).

Saturday, March 28

Drawing 101 10am-4pm. (16-Adult) Caroline Hottenstein teaches drawing basics through a series of exercises and demonstrations. Learn about line, positive and negative space, form perspective, value, light source, and composition. Practice sketching, rendering, and contouring using different paper types and graphite. Supply list will be sent before class. Bring a lunch. $94 per person (code 2BD.4461).

Saturday, April 4

Cherry Blossom Pop-up Card Workshop 9:30am-12:30pm. (12-Adult) Create a moment of unexpected joy for a loved one with a handmade cherry blossom-themed pop-up card brimming with paper flowers. Book artist Bel Mills teaches you the simple but dynamic pop-up mechanism that makes a bunch of flowers “bloom” every time the card is opened. Personalize your card with postage

stamps, mailing labels, washi tape, and other mail-art supplies. $26 per person (code 08D.DD41). Saturday, April 25

Sketch Journaling Workshop 9:30am-3:30pm. (16-Adult) Sketch journals are a great way to remember your travels or your daily adventures. Artist Marni Maree shows you various ways to see, draw, and simplify a scene, and how to creatively collect information to fill up a sketchbook journal. Prepare some of your journal pages and go outside to draw scenes around the gardens using a pen and watercolors. A supply list will be sent before class. Bring a lunch. $94 per person (code 4E1.CC8D).

Saturday, June 6

Watercolor Workshop: Color Theory 9:30am-3:30pm. (16-Adult) Understanding color is essential to creating work that captivates the eye and evokes certain moods or emotions. Through a series of fun exercises lead by artist Dawn Flores, you learn to understand tints, shades, and tones; the color wheel; complementary colors; warm and cool colors; and color schemes. No matter what your medium or experience level, this class will help you mix color masterfully. Bring a lunch. $94 per person (code F91.BA51). 1st & 3rd Wednesday of each month

Green Spring Gardens Sketch Club Come sketch and paint in watercolor at Green Spring Gardens. Led by artist Ruth Altheim, the group focuses on a different technique each week. $5 per individual session (code 47E.8AC4).

FROGS Photography Contest Coinciding with Green Spring's 50th anniversary in 2020, FROGS is thrilled to sponsor the garden's first juried photography contest. Open to non-professional photographers ages 18 and older, up to 75 contest-entry photographs that convey the beauty of Green Spring Gardens will be on public exhibit September through October 2020. For details, visit www.friendsofgreenspring.org.

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Sunday, May 10

Mother’s Day Tea: Bringing Up Baby 1-3pm. (Adult) Take an entertaining look at parenting throughout history as we explore child-rearing advice of times past. Hear surprising advice dispensed by early “experts” that both shocks and amuses us today. Then celebrate motherhood at the tea table! Special tea favor included. $48 per person.

Sunday, June 7

Scandalous! 1-3pm. (Adult) Greed, lust, and deception have brought down famous people throughout human history. Hear stories of scandals that are shocking in their brazenness, immorality, and often sheer absurdity! Discover the enduring power of scandal to shape the course of history. $36 (program & tea); $15 (program only).

Thursday, April 23 Thursday, May 7 Thursday, May 21 Thursday, June 18

Spring Garden Tour & Tea 1-3pm. (Adult) Extension Master Gardeners showcase dazzling springtime plants that will inspire you. Hear about Green Spring’s origins and historic legacy, and learn how we share our horticultural, natural, and historic resources with visitors today. Step into the 1784 Historic House for a delicious afternoon tea. $36 per person.

HISTORIC GREEN SPRING TEA PROGRAMS

Programs are by reservation only and require prepayment to Fairfax County Park Authority. A traditional English tea is included in each tea program. Groups may call to reserve a private tour or program with

a tea. For reservations, please call Historic Green Spring at 703-941-7987, TTY 711 (Virginia Relay).

Sunday, March 22

Fifty Years in Women’s Lives 1-3pm. (Adult) Discover things that women could not do before 1970 and reflect on an astonishingly fast-

paced liberation that continues today. Hear about the remarkable woman whose donation 50 years ago made Green Spring Gardens possible. $36 (program & tea); $15 (program only).

Sunday, April 5

Feast of Flowers: Lecture, Tasting, and

Tea 1-3pm. (Adult) Edible flowers—fresh and cooked— add tasteful, healthful, and beautifully decorative dimensions to any dish, sweet or savory. Discover which flowers are edible and the surprising ways they can jazz up recipes. Sample a variety of blooms that run the gamut of the flavor spectrum! $42 (lecture, tasting, & tea); $22 (lecture & tasting). Sunday, April 19

Art of the Cake: Lecture and

Demonstration 1-3:30pm. (Adult) A beautifully decorated cake becomes the centerpiece of any special event. Chef and food historian Nora Burgan presents the history of cake decoration and shows how it evolved into high art. Enjoy a demonstration and learn simple techniques that will transform your cakes into masterpieces! $45 (program & tea); $22 (program only).

Saturday, May 2

Flower Garland Workshop and Tea 1-3:30pm. (13-Adult) Celebrate May Day, the traditional arrival of spring, with flowers in your hair! Certified floral designer Betty Ann Galway guides you to create a beautiful head ornament of fresh flowers. Then wear your festive floral crown to a special springtime afternoon tea. $69 (workshop & tea); $45 (workshop only).

Green Spring Gardens Rentals

Are you looking for a place to host an event or workshop? How about a private garden tour with an English tea to follow? Book your next private event at Green Spring Gardens.

For private tours or teas, please contact our historian, Deborah Waugh, at 703-941-7987. For private programs and workshops, please contact our visitor services manager, Susan Eggerton, at 703-642-5173.

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Monday, April 6 Monday, May 4

Garden Sprouts Spring Nature Playgroup 10-11:30am. (3-5 yrs.) Your preschooler enjoys nature-themed toys and puzzles while you meet other playgroup parents. Through games, songs, activities, and a garden walk, we explore seasonal topics. $10 per child (code EDA.7D24 for April; code EDA.0553 for May).

FAMILY FUN ACTIVITIES

Family-friendly activities for kids (ages 5 and older) with registered adult(s)

Saturday, March 14

Start Your Journey-Flower Garden—Daisy

Girl Scouts 10-11:30am. $11 per scout. Use code 920.350F

Saturday, March 14

Gardener—Junior Girl Scouts 1-3pm . $14 per scout. Use code DD4.C425

Saturday, March 28

Drawing Artist—Junior Girl Scouts 10am-noon. $14 per scout. Use code 4D1.2D61

Saturday, March 28

Making Games—Brownie Girl Scouts 1-3pm. $12 per scout. Use code 39C.88C4

Saturday, April 18

Social Butterfly—Junior Girl Scouts 10am-noon. $14 per scout. Use code AF1.D1AB

Saturday, April 18

Trees Naturalist—Cadette Girl Scouts 1-3pm. $14 per scout. Use code BB6.542A

SCOUT PROGRAMS

Out-of-county fees do not apply to scout programs CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS

Saturday, April 25

Family Fun: Animal Investigation 1-2pm. (5-Adult) Explore Green Spring Gardens to look for clues about the lives of the animals that live here. Who has been visiting? What are they eating? What are the clues and what do the clues tell us? Use these skills to discover animal visitors in your own yard and what your family can do to protect wildlife in the area. $8 per per-son (code 8B7.11FA).

Register at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/parktakes using the program code or call 703-642-5173. Out-of-county registrants add $2 for programs up to $45; $15 for programs $46 and up.

April 6 - 10

Cupcake Wars 9am-4pm. (5-12 yrs.) Curious about how the pros make those cupcakes so precious and ornate? En-joy competition and challenges? Join Tiny Chefs for some yummy fun learning cupcake basics like measuring, mixing, baking, and frosting. Finish the week with two days of baking battle! Small teams compete for the title of "Best Cupcake of Camp!" Out-of-county registrants add $15. Please bring a snack, water bottle, and lunch daily, and be sure to download camp forms at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/campforms. $379 per child (code 5A0.C489).

SPRING BREAK CAMP

SUMMER CAMPS AT GREEN SPRING GARDENS

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Garden Sprouts Exploration Curious minds explore nature on "seek-and-find" walks, enjoy nature crafts, and learn about plants, animals, and food with a daily visit to the gardens. Stories, games, puppets, and songs keep learning fun. Different themes each day. Children must be potty-trained. Code CE6.552E for 9am-noon; code CE6.0681 for 1-4pm. (3-6 yrs.) 9am-12pm 6/22-6/26 $205 (3-6 yrs.) 1-4pm 6/22-6/26 $205

Hands-on Gardening Enjoy garden fun and investigate the science of soil, plants, and animal life cycles along the jour-ney. Come behind-the-scenes to discover how things grow at Green Spring Gardens. Learn alongside gardening pros and get creative with art projects featuring plants. Code CDC.089F. (7-11 yrs.) 9am-3pm 6/29-7/2 $219

Cooking Around the World Join Tiny Chefs in creating dishes from around the world. Explore the fabulous flavors of Italian, Indi-an, Vietnamese, Mexican, and French cuisines, while learning about the ingredients that make them unique as well as cooking techniques. Campers may be transported by bus to local schools for class-room use. Code 32D.CBAA. (5-12 yrs.) 9am-4pm 7/6-7/10 $399

Cupcake Wars Curious about how the pros make those cupcakes so precious and ornate? Enjoy competition and challenges? Join Tiny Chefs for some yummy fun learning cupcake basics like measuring, mixing, baking, and frosting. Finish the week with two days of baking battle! Small teams compete for the title of "Best Cupcake of Camp!" Campers may be transported by bus to local schools for classroom use. Code 052.D00B. (5-12 yrs.) 9am-4pm 7/13-7/17 $399

Nature Quest Explore plants and animals that put life in our park wildlife. Crafts, games, live animals, and field study are part of this weeklong adventure. Code EBC.2051. (6-11 yrs.) 9am-3pm 7/20-7/24 $269

NEW! Restaurant Creation Tiny Chefs who dream of having their own restau-rant will love this camp. Campers are introduced to a variety of cuisines, cooking skills, and presenta-tions throughout the week. Then they expand what their restaurant will offer based on their culinary experiences at camp. Campers may be transport-ed by bus to local schools for classroom use. Code 473.A889. (5-12 yrs.) 9am-4pm 7/27-7/31 $399

Arts al Fresco Let nature be your classroom as you experiment outdoors with different art media. Our colorful gardens, streams, ponds, and cool woodlands pro-vide creative inspiration. Each day features differ-ent artists and art forms, honing your creative skills as you create your own work of art. Code E7E.FFA2 for August 3-7; code 5C4.D64C for Au-gust 10-14. (5-9 yrs.) 9am-1pm 8/10-8/14 $219 (7-11 yrs.) 9am-3pm 8/3-8/7 $269

Chopped! Tiny Chefs brings food challenges to camp. Each day we reveal four “mystery” ingredients for our chefs to incorporate as they work in teams to cre-ate meal courses. Camp becomes more challenging through the week and culminates with teams assign-ing "mystery" ingredients to their peers and putting their new skills to the test. Campers may be trans-ported by bus to local schools for classroom use. Code 6E8.C4C1. (9-13 yrs.) 9am-4pm 8/17-8/21 $399

REMINDERS FOR CAMPERS Camp registration begins February 4. Out-of-

county registrants add $15. Register at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/parktakes or

call 703-642-5173. For all camps (except for Garden Sprouts):

please bring a snack, water bottle, and lunch daily. Be sure to download camp forms at www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/campforms.

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McCutcheon/MV 8am–noon Apr 22 – Dec 16

Sherwood Hall Regional Library

2501 Sherwood Hall Lane

Oak Marr 8am–noon May 6 – Nov 11 Oak Marr RECenter, 3200 Jermantown Rd.

Wakefield 2-6pm May 6 – Oct 28

Wakefield Park, 8100 Braddock Road

Annandale 8am–noon May 7 – Nov 5

Mason District Park, 6621 Columbia Pike

Herndon 8am–12:30 pm Apr 23 – Nov 5 Old Town Herndon, 700 Block of Lynn

St. by the Red Caboose

McLean 8am–noon May 8 – Nov 13 Lewinsville Park, 1659 Chain Bridge Road *CLOSED for McLean day set up May 15

Kingstowne 3–7:00 pm May 8 – Oct 30 5870 Kingstowne Towne Center in the Giant

parking lot

Burke 8am–noon Apr 11 – Dec 19 VRE parking Lot, 5671 Roberts Parkway

Reston 8am–noon Apr 25 – Dec 5 Lake Anne Village Center, 1609-A Washing-

ton Plaza

*CLOSED for Multicultural Festival Sept. 26

Lorton B 9:00 am – 1 pm May 3 – Nov 22

VRE parking lot, 8990 Lorton Station Blvd.

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Sunday

2020 Fairfax County

Farmers Markets

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) EBT cards can

now be used at select Fairfax County Farmers Market locations! Thanks to the Virginia Fresh Match Program, our markets match up

to $20 per market visit for FREE fruits and veggies!

If accommodations or alternative for-

mats are needed, please call 703-324-

8563 at least 10 working days before

an event. TTY 703-803-3354

www.fairfaxcounty.gov/parks/farmersmarkets | 703-642-0128

To reduce single-use plastics at the

markets, we encourage you to

bring reusable bags.

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ART SHOWS AT GREEN SPRING GARDENS

Art Exhibits: February 4 - March 29 Art Show Reception: Saturday, February 8, 1-3pm “The Forest Project: Reverence” Various Media – Dawn Flores Horticulture Center “My Journey” Oil Paintings – Katherine Ko Historic House

Art Exhibits: March 31 - May 17 Art Show Reception: Saturday, April 4, 1-3pm Paintings: “Visions of Nature” Oil Paintings – NOVA Plein Air Group Horticulture Center – Multipurpose Room “Spring Tile Collage” Ceramic Tiles – Suzy Scollon Horticulture Center – Atrium “Capturing Nature in Paper with the Art of Collage” Collages – Helena O’Neill Horticulture Center – Ramp “Joy of Life” Watercolor & Acrylic Paintings – Steve & Grace Kim Historic House

Art Exhibit: May 19 - July 12 Art Show Reception: Sunday, May 31, 1-3pm “Appreciation” Watercolors – Potomac Valley Watercolorists Horticulture Center & Historic House

Free admission to all art shows

June 23: Summer Concert Join us for live music, food, and fun amidst the beauty of our gardens in celebration of Green Spring Gardens’ 50th anniversary!

July 24: Summer Reading Puppet Show Join Blue Sky Puppet Theatre for their new summer reading show, “Imagine This.”

August 29: Annual Begonia Show An annual summer highlight, the show and plant sale features a wide variety of begonias, including subtropical species.

September 12: Honey Bee Day Celebrate this wondrous insect with the Northern Virginia Beekeepers Association. Meet a beekeeper, see inside a beehive, do a bee scavenger hunt, and learn why bees are important and how you can help them.

The Garden Gate Plant Shop

Open: Monday-Saturday, 9 am-4 pm Sunday, noon-4 pm, beginning April 11

Visit our plant sales area offering unu-sual, hard-to-find plants nurtured by

Green Spring’s own horticultural staff. The shop specializes in plants that do well in our local growing conditions, as well as plants that are featured in Green

Spring.

Proceeds go to FROGS and help support the gardens. FROGS members receive

10% off plants in the Plant Shop.

UPCOMING SUMMER PROGRAMS & EVENTS

Horticulture Center Hours

Monday-Saturday: 9am-4:30pm

Sunday: Noon-4:30pm

Historic House Hours

Monday-Tuesday: Closed

Wednesday-Sunday: Noon-4:30pm

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SUPPORT GREEN SPRING GARDENS — BECOME A FROG (FRIEND OF GREEN SPRING)

Membership benefits include 10% off purchases at the Green Spring Gardens’ gift shops and Garden Gate plant shop; quarterly Gardenline and Program & Events newsletters; discounts from selected local nurseries;

and notification of Green Spring Gardens’ special events.

• Please make checks payable to FROGS and mail to FROGS Membership, 4603 Green Spring Rd, Alexandria, VA 22312

• Membership dues and donations are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law.

• You may pay membership dues with VISA or MASTERCARD online at www.friendsofgreenspring.org or over the phone

by calling 703-642-5173.

Membership (1 year) $35 Name: Membership (3 year) $90 Address: Organization (1 year) $250 Patron (1 year) $150 Phone:

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Fairfax County is committed to nondiscrimination on the basis of disability in all county programs, services and activities. Reasonable accommodations will be provided upon

request. For information, call 703-324-8563 or TTY 703-803-3354.

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