Throwing a party may be intimidating, but blueprint is simple
Summer parties are meant to be carefree with loud laughter, cool drinks, and more than likely, a...
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Month: July 2019
In search of the perfect, champion tomato
Whether you are trying to take a long, ruffly blue ribbon or simply trying to have an out-of-this-world BLT, there are tomatoes … and then there are champion tomatoes. Champion Tomatoes are the ones that are perfectly red,...
Read MoreNative Habitats for Humanity and the Bay
Habitat for Humanity homeowner Nora Skiver has resided on a quiet downtown Cambridge street for the past five years. Now retired following 40 plus years in nursing, Skiver began volunteering in 2009 with Habitat Choptank, which...
Read MoreShining a new light on home décor
Spring is traditionally a season to showcase nature and the outdoors. It also happens to be the time when the latest in-home décor is on display at several global events, such as the International Contemporary Furniture Fair in...
Read MoreGardeners best to be reactive, not proactive, during droughts
As we all know by now, Maryland weather keeps us on our toes. Last year it seemed to rain on days that end in “y,” but there is no guarantee we will have the same wet weather this year. Mother Nature could shake things up and...
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