Best Ways to Compost
Composting is the ultimate recycler. Choosing to compost means your food and yard waste are turned into valuable fertilizer, saving money and the environment. Everyone… Read More »Best Ways to Compost
Composting is the ultimate recycler. Choosing to compost means your food and yard waste are turned into valuable fertilizer, saving money and the environment. Everyone… Read More »Best Ways to Compost
Why Grow Herbs? You can grow herbs anywhere. Growing herbs take up little space, are great to cook with, are easy to grow, and a… Read More »Growing Herbs
Local Radishes Local radishes are one of the first fresh vegetables you’ll see at the farmers markets this spring. Radishes come in different colors, shapes… Read More »Remarkable Local Radishes
Eating local food is about eating fresh food, raised sustainably, that tastes amazing. It’s about seeking out local sources of food and growing your own.… Read More »Growing your Own Versus Buying Local
Raising small animals at home can be very rewarding. Backyard animals can provide food and fertility for your yard. They can help you recycle your… Read More »Raising Small Animals at Home
Anyone with a sunny windowsill or small balcony can try container gardening! There is something magical about growing your own food, no matter how small… Read More »Edible Container Gardens
Foraging is finding food in your local environment. It can be as simple as adding some dandelion leaves to your salad. It can also be… Read More »Foraging in Maryland
Backyard chickens are are a lot of fun! They are great for healthy, fresh eggs. Backyard chickens make fun pets, are great for reducing food… Read More »Backyard Chicken Laws in Maryland
Christmas is coming, and now is a perfect time to assess how your garden went and what you might change for next year. It can… Read More »8 Questions to Help You Plan Your Garden Next Year
Growing Microgreens at Home Not all local food has to be purchased! Growing your own food is rewarding, offers the freshest options, and allows you… Read More »Growing Microgreens