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Neteniya Assefa From Code to Cultivation: Neteniya Assefa’s Journey at Nemas Gardens At just 17 years old, Neteniya Assefa is already...

Oluwamodupe Ayodele From Sketchbook to Soil: Oluwamodupe’s Journey of Growth at Nemas Gardens At just 18 years old, Oluwamodupe—Modupe...

Destiny Nwadike Destiny Nwadike: Cultivating Independence and Insight at Nemas Gardens Meet Destiny Nwadike, a proud graduate of Eleanor...

Zahirah Wright From Classroom to Garden Bed: A Budding Plant Scientist Finds Her Roots at Nemas Gardens At the University of Maryland...

Summer 2025 at Nemas Gardens was all about learning, teamwork, and real growth. Our interns showed up ready to work—and they delivered....

So, when I began gardening I found my second happy place for a similar reason. I get to enjoy the green landscapes and be active at the same time.

Intern Today, Changemaker Tomorrow Summer 2025 at Nemas Gardens was all about learning, teamwork, and real growth. Our int erns showed up...

Arsenic and lead in the garden are serious concerns, but with a little knowledge, you can reduce the risks to your plants and your health.

When it comes to garden health, both bacteria and viruses can have a big impact on your plants.

Water purification is a vital process in ensuring access to safe and clean drinking water.

Explore why filtered water is generally better for plants and discuss the pros and cons of boiling water for gardening.

Integrating iodine into your gardening routine can offer a multitude of benefits, from healthier plants to safer irrigation practices.

While chlorine and chloramines are good for cleaning our drinking water, they can hurt our gardens.

Water purification methods, like filtration, play a crucial role in providing clean and safe drinking water.

Herbicides and pesticides have played an essential role in modern agriculture, however environmental and health risks cannot be ignored.

In Zone 7A, April is a crucial month for planting both cool-season and warm-season fruits and vegetables.

Hydroponics, a soil-free method using nutrient-rich water, enables year-round gardening in controlled environments.

Techniques like canning, freezing, dehydrating, and root cellar storage are vital for preserving summer crops.

Managing July gardening in Zone 7a, focusing on suitable crops, coping with summer heat, and strategies for a productive garden.

Explores strategies for planting winter crops, protecting overwintering plants, and preparing for spring.