House of the Week: Royal Oak Retreat
If I were seeking a new home, I would first look in Royal Oak for its convenient location between St. Michaels and Easton with Oxford even closer via ... [Continue Story]
Habitat Highlghts
Developer Bob Greenlee Wants Easton to Live in Silos
A common phrase with organizational experts starting in the early 1980s was that specific staff were "living in silos." This was a catchy way of saying that people were not ... [Continue Story]
- House of the Week: Farmhouse Chic
- House of the Week: Victorian Gem
- House of the Week: “Far Horizons”
- House of the Week: “Turtle Cove”
- House of the Week: Colonial Charmer
- Wow: Oxford’s Robert Morris Inn Hits the Market
- House of the Week: Craftsman Style
- House of the Week: “Callahan House”
- House of the Week: “Magnolia Cove”
- House of the Week: Goldsborough Gem
- House of the Week: Talbot Street Transformation
- House of the Week: “Tradewinds”, circa 1876
- House of the Week: Mansard on Maple
- House of the Week: Historic Charm
- Modular Habitat Home Delivered in St. Michaels
House of the Week
House of the Week: Talbot Street Transformation
It is unusual to find both a large corner lot and a house that has been completely renovated as this property has in St. Michaels. The house is set ... [Continue Story]
- House of the Week: Mansard on Maple
- House of the Week: Historic District Landmark
- House of the Week: “Steering House”
- House of the Week: Craftsman Perfect 10
- House of the Week: Historic District Transformation
- House of the Week: Historic Cottage Charm
- Habitat House of the Week: American Four Square
- House of the Week: “Seventh Haven”
- House of the Week: Cooke’s Hope Colonial
- House of the Week: Farmhouse with Style
- House of the Week: Deep Neck Delight
- House of the Week: “Plimhimmon”, circa 1659
- House of the Week: E. Chew Cottage Transformation
- House of the Week: “Old Wintersell”
- House of the Week: Cottage Charm
Garden News
July Gardening Tips
If you have not noticed summer is officially here. The hot dry weather can do significant damage to our plants and gardens. Here are some tips to help ... [Continue Story]
- Madeline Morrell Receives Garden Club of the Eastern Shore Scholarship
- Kent Island Garden Club Active Again
- June Gardening Tips
- May Gardening Tips
- Talbot Community Connections Hosts First Flower Sale
- Adkins Arboretum, Shore Rivers Receive Grant to Partner on Environmental Education Initiative
- April Gardening Tips
- Old Wye Mill Opens 2021 Season
- Adkins Arboretum Announces Spring Native Plant Sale—Online!
- The Garden Thyme Podcast Release March Episode
- The Talbot County Garden Club Hosts Kathleen Biggins and a Discussion on Climate Change
- Talbot County Women’s Club Hosts Flower Mart & Craft Fair
- Yarnstorming Returns to Adkins Arboretum
- Adkins Mystery Monday: A Shrub’s Fruit?
- Grow Your Garden at the St. Michaels Community Garden
