Sometimes gardening research produces an interesting anomaly. That’s what happened to Neith Little, a University of Maryland Extension Educator in Urban Agriculture, when she was looking into the pH and salinity of growing media...
Read MoreBefore the coronovirus outbreak, boxes of jigsaw puzzles were gathering dust on shelves and in closets. Short of a family gathering, holiday or hurricane, folks were far too time-challenged to partake of the slow steady...
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Roses have a checkered history with home gardeners, leading many to chalk them up as more trouble...
Read MoreCreating potpourri doesn’t usually come to mind until after the gardening season is over and our minds are turning to holiday gift giving. However, as you plan your spring garden planting you can confidently say, “I’ll take...
Read MoreYour gardens may be dormant in winter, but your local garden centers, nurseries and landscape designers don’t take a break. They spend the start of the year attending the Mid-Atlantic Nursery Trade Show in Baltimore. It was the...
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