The TEACHING GARDEN ™ is a place where students, teachers, parents and community members come together to plant a garden, learn about nutrition and the importance of physical fitness, and pass on their knowledge to others. Starting your own garden is fun and surprisingly easy.
A series of talks on vegetable gardening, offered by Master Gardener Sabine Harvey. Each talk will be the second Tuesday of every month at the Kent County Extension Office, 709 Morgnec Road (Chestertown), first floor meeting room, from 7-8 PM. The topic this month: Beyond Potatoes & Tomatoes. Next month: Unusual Fruits. Call 410-778-1661 for more information.
It's looking like it's going to be a great day to do some 'rock harvesting' at the SU Sustainable Food Forest & Living Art Garden. We need shovels, garden forks, and some energy! We'd love to see you at 1102 Camden Avenue in Salisbury!
We have 2.6 acres of produce certified as organic. We are offering spinach, lettuce, cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, romanesco, kale, radishes, mixed baby greens, gourmet potatoes, raspberries, tomatoes, peppers, squash, cucumbers, turnips, carrots, onions, leeks, fresh herbs, and much more.
We sell brown eggs most of all. Then all kinds of flowers. We make flower pots, and have cut flowers. And produce. We sell at local farmers market and at our house.
Organically cared for fruits (apples, cherries, asian pears) & vegetables. Homemade goodies like salsa, cookies and quick breads. Eggs from Free-roaming chickens. Handmade fresh evergreen centerpieces for the holiday season and seasonal jams.
Longridge Gardens is currently a small but growing market garden. We attend 3 Farmers Markets a week from April through December. Since starting in the spring of 2001, Longridge Gardens has grown in production and knowledge to bring to these markets the finest in home-grown, hand-picked flowers, herbs, salad greens and select vegetables.
The library garden is a community project to demonstrate sustainable, chemical-free gardening to the public. Produce will be donated to local organizations serving our neighbors in need and used in library programming.
Partners include Worcester County Master Gardeners and Maryland Coastal Bays Program. Local businesses, Berlin Farm and Home (Southern States), Selbyville Pet and Garden and Adkins Company have all generously donated materials to this project.
The library garden is a community project to demonstrate sustainable, chemical-free gardening to the public. Produce is donated to a local homeless shelter and
used in library programming.
The project is being led by Worcester County Master Gardeners and LESSON (Local Eastern Shore Sustainable Organic Network) with support from Worcester County and Maryland Coastal Bays Program.
Since starting in the spring of 2001, Longridge Gardens has grown in production and knowledge to bring to these markets the finest in home-grown, hand-picked flowers, herbs, salad greens and select vegetables.
used in library programming.
The project is being led by Worcester County Master Gardeners and LESSON (Local Eastern Shore Sustainable Organic Network) with support from Worcester County and Maryland Coastal Bays Program.
