Bone-Chilling Temperatures Could Kill Off Garden PestsIcy temperatures in the Mid-Atlantic region could bring good news for gardeners.
Best Places To See Flowers This Spring In BaltimoreSpring is almost here and there is no better way to enjoy the beauty of the season than by experiencing the various blooms featured in and around Baltimore. Local gardens, conservatories and arboretums offer an endless variety of plants and flowers for your viewing pleasure. After a long winter, spring flowers are the perfect way to add a little pop of color to your day.
10 Tips To Winterize Your Lawn And GardenAutumn days may be full of falling leaves and crisp weather, but it is also a time to prep your lawn for winter.
Gardens Help Refugees Connect To New LandMukti Raj Gurung's last memory of his childhood home in Bhutan is a field of rice, ready to be picked. But his family never got to reap the harvest.
Gardens Help Refugees Connect To New LandMore than a dozen gardens in several cities across the United States help refugees grow new roots.
Sherwood Gardens' Tulips Peak Early Thanks To Balmy WinterIt started in the 1920s thanks to local petroleum executive John W. Sherwood. Now there’s dogwoods, magnolias and of course tulips--thousands of them. Sherwood Gardens is blooming earlier this year thanks to Baltimore’s balmy winter and spring.
Md. Farmers Offer Bay-Friendly Gardening TipsMaryland farmers are offering homeowners tips on bay-friendly backyard gardening practices.
People's Gardens Sprouting From Maryland To HawaiiA garden in Baltimore's Cherry Hill neighborhood is one of more than 150 nationwide that are receiving grants to help bring fruits and vegetables to what federal agriculture officials say are "food deserts."
Baltimore Greets Spring With Flowermart Spring is here and so is a Baltimore tradition that has been around for a century: Flower Mart.
Volunteers Try To Restore Baltimore Park Dedicated To MothersTaming Mother Nature for mothers. In Baltimore, volunteers are trying to do just that.
Best Gardens In BaltimoreMother Nature is looking her very best throughout Baltimore’s treasured gardens. We have found your cure to spring fever.