Maryland Grows
Archives
How Horticulturists Turn Quarantine Into ‘Gardentine’
Posted on by Maryland Grows
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 MoreOrchid Care: Consistency Is Key
Posted on by Maryland Grows
My love affair with orchids began in college. It was the winter of 2007 while in Belize for a winter semester class “Tropical Agriculture, Conservation, and Ecosystems.” Sitting along the tranquil headwaters of the Bladen River, our guide detailed the…
Read MoreCategory: Lawn & Garden, Master Gardener Tags: Author:Rachel, Houseplants, indoor gardening, indoor plants, Orchids
Light Choices for Starting Plants Indoors
Posted on by Maryland Grows
There seem to be new lighting choices for indoor plant growing every year. If you’ve been starting annual flower and vegetable plants indoors you probably learned early on that natural light entering through windows is hardly ever adequate. Some type…
Read MoreCategory: Food Gardening, Lawn & Garden Tags: Author:Jon, grow lights, indoor gardening, indoor plants, starting seeds
Indoor cucumbers, and wild cucumber relatives
Posted on by Maryland Grows
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 MoreCategory: Food Gardening Tags: Author:Erica, Cucumbers, indoor gardening, Mouse Melons
Houseplants for Low Light Conditions
Posted on by Maryland Grows
There are so many houseplants from which to choose. How does one decide? Become familiar with the light conditions inside your home. Light can be the determining factor as to what you can grow in your indoor environment. The first…
Read MoreCategory: Lawn & Garden Tags: Author:Debra, Houseplants, indoor gardening, indoor plants, plants for low light
Categories
Archives
We help Maryland residents grow! Learn timely tips to manage your lawn, ornamental plants, and food gardens, with advice from University of Maryland experts and certified horticulturists.
Click below to send us your questions:
