Shore Home & Garden Magazine » Gardening Tips
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Shore Home & Garden Magazine brings you information, advice, and tips for your garden and how to keep it lively throughout the years. Shore Home & Garden Magazine is a free publication distributed monthly throughout Maryland's Mid-Shore counties of Caroline, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne's, and Talbot.
Shore Home & Garden Magazine » Gardening Tips
2y ago
December can be a chilly month outdoors but it is easy to bring the warmth of a summer’s day inside by picking up some cut flowers and placing them with some greens to create an attractive arrangement. Most cut flowers arrive at the local florist and grocery stores in ..read more
Shore Home & Garden Magazine » Gardening Tips
2y ago
There are many lovely decorative grasses available to brighten up the Eastern Shore landscapes but with the rise of many invasive grasses, it is a better idea to look for and plant only native grasses. One of the most beautiful native grasses is the Gulf Muhly Grass ..read more
Shore Home & Garden Magazine » Gardening Tips
2y ago
There are many lovely decorative grasses available to brighten up the Eastern Shore landscapes but with the rise of many invasive grasses, it is a better idea to look for and plant only native grasses. One of the most beautiful native grasses is the Gulf Muhly Grass ..read more
Shore Home & Garden Magazine » Gardening Tips
2y ago
October is a great month for planting trees that have a robust root system. The weather has cool temperatures with some rain making it a wonderful month for newly planted tree roots to get established into their new soil home. Choosing a tree should not be a spur of ..read more
Shore Home & Garden Magazine » Gardening Tips
2y ago
The All American Selections are seeds and vegetative propagated plants that have been grown nationwide, and the ones that thrived throughout the nation are considered national winners of that specific year, while the ones that have thrived in certain regions such as ..read more
Shore Home & Garden Magazine » Gardening Tips
2y ago
The heat of summer is what helps the beautiful crape myrtles bloom so well in lovely shades of pure white, pick, rose, red, lavender and purple. The also come in various sizes, from dwarf plants of 2-3 feet tall to shade providing 30 feet tall or higher. Two lovely ..read more
Shore Home & Garden Magazine » Gardening Tips
2y ago
Aquilegia Canadensis, otherwise known as Columbine, is a wonderful native herbaceous perennial that thrives on the Eastern Shore when planted in moist but well drained soils and sunny mornings with afternoon shade. A plant only has to live for three years to be listed ..read more
Shore Home & Garden Magazine » Gardening Tips
2y ago
Amsonia hubrichtii or Threadleaf Bluestar is a wonderful native herbaceous plant that has graceful billowing branches covered with very fine soft foliage and in May it produces beautiful sky blue star-shaped flowers that grow in clusters at the tips of each branch ..read more
Shore Home & Garden Magazine » Gardening Tips
2y ago
The easiest houseplants to grow indoors are the old-fashioned, pass-along plants that your parents or grandparents might have grown. These plants can grow for many years with just a little basic care. They need the right amount of light and they need the right amount ..read more
Shore Home & Garden Magazine » Gardening Tips
2y ago
Hibiscus moscheutos are native perennials that thrive in full sun and moist, organically rich soils, but also grows equally well in average garden soils or sandy soils with an addition of compost. They love moist soils and are excellent in rain gardens and along the ..read more