Maryland Grows
Category: Food Gardening
Indoor cucumbers, and wild cucumber relatives
This month’s post is Proud Mom Edition. Both my sons enjoy growing plants inside their apartments – all that botanical indoctrination paid off! My younger son, Patrick, has now managed to grow food in his sunny 21st-floor Chicago flat: a…
Read MoreMonthly Tips for October
Ornamental Plants Mums that are planted this late should be treated as an annual. They will not become established over the winter. Fall-planted asters, however, will become established. Ornamental kale and cabbage produce a nice show of foliage but usually…
Read MoreFall Gardening – Featured Video
Gardening isn’t only for the Summer! Take a look at this introduction to fall food gardening. Find out when to plant vegetable crops in Maryland.
Read MoreYear of the Pepper
For this month’s post I was going to write about tomato successes and failures, but the latter part of tomato season has been depressing, so I’ll put that off and cover peppers instead. 2018 has been Grow It Eat It’s…
Read MoreThings All New Vegetable Gardeners Need to Know
Do you have garden envy? Do you think seasoned gardeners have perfect looking gardens every year? Think again! Thanks to my daughter-in-law, Lauren, I’ve become aware of so many things novice gardeners are unaware of. Each year brings different weather…
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