Derwood Demo Garden Update

This exciting photo shows the Montgomery County MG Demo Garden: Vegetable Division, as it looked yesterday morning (after we'…

Leafy greens, new and overwintered

I dropped by the demo garden this morning and found last fall's radicchio growing with spring energy, not to mention consider…

Carroll County Demonstration Garden Springs Forward into the 2012 Gardening Season

One of several raised bed gardens at the Public Demonstration Garden ammended with organic compost Meg Gross plants leafy green…

New blog for Frederick County MGs!

The Frederick County Master Gardeners are working on a new demonstration garden that will be full of vegetables, fruits, herbs an…

It's Official!- 2012 is The Year of Leafy Greens

Leafy greens - nutritious, easy to grow, and versatile. We love 'em, so University of Maryland Extension's Grow It Eat It…

The roots of the garden

This is the first of my planned posts on successful crops I'm going to revisit in the demo garden next year.  I thought I'…

You see that bright thing in the sky?

It's called the sun.  Remember that?  Don't look right at it. The disappointing (to me, at least) 2011 vegetable growing …

The failure of one thing

Hyacinth beans at Monticello Last Saturday, I had a wonderful time attending the Heritage Harvest Festival at Monticello , where …