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How Horticulturists Turn Quarantine Into ‘Gardentine’
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While it seems that everything in our world is different today than it was two months ago, one thing hasn’t changed — nature! Maryland’s stay-at-home order has given everyone the opportunity to explore their natural surroundings and given them the…
Read MoreHoliday Gifts for Gardeners
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Sweaters, socks, and chocolate-coated espresso beans are among the gifts that, for me anyway, fall into the essential and expected holiday gift category. But if you want to “wow” the gardeners in your life this year, consider these ideas from…
Read MoreCategory: Lawn & Garden Tags: Author:Ria, Holidays
How to Avoid Most Plant Problems with One Concept – Right Plant, Right Place
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Many plant problems in the landscape could be avoided by choosing the right plant for the purpose and the site. Many insects and diseases are opportunists, taking advantage of plants that are stressed and aren’t healthy enough to fight back….
Read MoreCategory: Lawn & Garden Tags: Author:Ria, landscape design, landscape planning, landscaping, plant selection, plant size
More snowy day citrus – Meyer lemon
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I have had to deal with scale on calamondin oranges in the past. You are right, Erica, it is strangely satisfying! This is my third season with this Meyer lemon. I put it out on the deck as soon as…
Read MoreCategory: Uncategorized Tags: Author:Ria, Container Gardening, Grow Fruit, Insects
ROOT VEGETABLES FOR THANKSGIVING?
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Your non-food gardening Thanksgiving guests might not jump up and down with excitement – or even RSVP – if you tell them that root vegetables will be the theme for this years’ side dishes! So don’t tell them. Just tell…
Read MoreCategory: Uncategorized Tags: Author:Ria, Year of Root Vegetables
Can’t grow it local? Then get yourself to a farmers’ market and BUY LOCAL!
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If you can’t grow your all of your own food (and who really can?), then by all means BUY LOCAL! Even if you do have your own lush garden, a trip to the Farmers Market is a great experience! Go…
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Swiss Chard Pancakes
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In honor of World Food Day, I made Swiss Chard Pancakes and shared them at work. I was listening to the Splendid Table on NPR on Saturday and thought all of the recipes sounded really yummy. I was getting hungry…
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