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  • Vines for Maryland Gardens

    … varieties.) Full Sun Well-draining Twining/Woody Edible fruits for people and wildlife; pests include spotted … enough to climb trees and shade the canopy, leading to tree decline. Once established, these plants are difficult to …

  • Collecting & Sowing Native Plant Seed

    … and custom blends (on request) Maryland DNR John S. Ayton Tree Nursery - bare-root woody tree/shrub whips (unbranched saplings); shipped in spring; …

  • Follow the Progress

    … on the plants and to get rid of any diseased or damaged fruits. The corn has come along nicely as well, the stalks … don't predict it will survive the winter and as such the tree will be replaced in the spring. In favor of IPM, after …

  • How to Make Compost at Home

    … anaerobic if you add too many kitchen scraps and rotted fruits and vegetables, and not enough brown materials. … by Jon Traunfeld, Director HGIC, Extension Specialist, Fruits and Vegetables . Rev. 9/2020 Related information …

  • MidAtlantic Women in Agriculture Fall Tour Returns to the Farm

    … of perennial and annual cut flowers, and other specialty fruits. This site is one of the largest field cut flower … Farmer. On this site, the Evans family takes imperfect fruits they would be unable to sell on the farm stand and … this site the family also sells fresh hand-made wreaths, tree stands and garlands. Owners Charles, and Jane Cawley, …

  • Vegetable Insect IPM

    … Plant Bug (Lygus) Management in Strawberries Thrips and Tree Pollen in Vegetables Thrips Damage to Greenhouse and … Tunnels Transmission of the Yeast  Eremothecium Coryli  to Fruits and Vegetables by the Brown Marmorated Stink Bug Two …

  • Social News Feed

    … of Agriculture 5/7/24 - " Garden Q&A: Why is my apple tree not fruiting? " from the Capital Gazette 5/2/24 - " Road … Lunch Week ," from The BayNet.com 9/25/23 - " 'Hellish' Tree of Heaven Weeds Out Native Plants ," from the …

  • Fusarium Wilt of Tomatoes in a Home Garden

  • Brown Marmorated Stink Bug

  • Mushrooms - Lawns

    … soil. The fungus feeds on dead organic matter such as dead tree roots, buried logs, and stumps. These fungi may live for …