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  • Stewardship Planning: Cost Share Assistance

    … financial assistance (up to 50% of the total cost) for tree planting, timber stand improvement, and other forest …

  • May Gardening Tips and Tasks

    … spring weather, but is generally not a threat to long-term tree health.   Rose Rosette , a disease of roses, is caused …

  • Vines for Maryland Gardens

    … Boston ivy ( Parthenocissus tricuspidata ), and climbing hydrangea ( Hydrangea anomala petiolaris ). They climb by growing small … of Maryland Extension Clinging Woodvamp ( Decumaria / Hydrangea barbara ), a southeastern U.S. native species, …

  • How We Came to Have the 'Monocacy' Hop

    … Agricultural Research Center-West, Genetic Improvement of Fruits and Vegetables Laboratory, Bldg. 010A, 10300 Baltimore … fingerprint. It did not group with hop cultivars. This tree contains the North American genotypes and some of the …

  • Soil Testing and Soil Testing Labs

    … Updated: January 20, 2026 Why is soil testing important? Soil's importance for plant growth can be summed up in the … Soil Testing and Soil Testing Labs …

  • Invasives in Your Woodland - Mile-a-minute

    … native vegetation attempting to regenerate. It climbs into tree canopies and restricts light to plants growing below. … is used, it is important to remove the plants before the fruits begin to ripen in mid-July to prevent further spread. …

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  • Invasives in Your Woodland: Japanese Hop

    … Kling From Spring 2024 issue of  Branching Out . Subscribe to  Branching Out   here . Read more Invasives in Your … root system has a chance to become established. Be sure to remove as much of the plant’s taproot as possible. Repeated … from cut stems, so repeated attention is also required when using this method. Be sure to mow early in the growing …

  • White Grubs in Lawn and Garden Soil

    … Left to right: Japanese beetle, European chafer, and May/June beetle grubs. Photo: David Cappaert, Bugwood.org … Pupae develop for a week or two during late spring or early summer, anywhere from 2 to 8 inches below the surface. … conditions and environmental conditions during and after application (like rainfall and temperature) impact how …

  • Maryland Regional Crop Reports

    … of moisture. Regrowth of hay and pasture has been light in many fields. —Andy Kness, Harford Co. Mid Shore During the … last week or two has been relatively dry. That is often how it goes in this region. It rains when it is inconvenient, … hay. On the vegetable front, the year turned out decent.Tomatoes struggled the most with the heat and intermittent …