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3 weeks ago | 
shorehomeandgarden.com | Jessica Damiano |Leslie Milby |Sean Clougherty
If you’ve ever had a dog, you know they don’t exactly tiptoe through the tulips. I’m fortunate that none of mine ever had a penchant for digging holes, but my late pit bull, Maddie, used to run through my perennial beds like a...
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Dec 1, 2024 | 
shorehomeandgarden.com | Leslie Milby |Jessica Damiano |Kristine Susan George |Ken Morgan
Tis the season to be jolly … well, at least in theory, right? The month of December and all of the festive fun that accompanies it may just be my favorite time of the year. My youngest was born in December too so it is...
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Oct 1, 2024 | 
shorehomeandgarden.com | Leslie Milby
If you’re seeking more than a Jack-O’ Lantern for your porch this fall to scare visitors, plant lovers can veer to the eerie this fall with spooky and unusual plants. Inside or outside, in containers or not, there are several ways to creep up your home though some do require a “black” thumb. Inside your home, one of the spooky favorites is the Venus Fly Trap.
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Oct 1, 2024 | 
shorehomeandgarden.com | Leslie Milby
There are two kinds of Halloween lovers: Those who love pumpkin patches, silly costumes and the fun, playful side of Halloween and those who love the spooky, gory side. No matter how you enjoy the holiday, there are plenty of fun and frights to be had on the Shore. Our area is peppered with old towns full of history and with that, come many legends and tales from spots you might pass everyday.
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Oct 1, 2024 | 
shorehomeandgarden.com | Leslie Milby |Carol Kinsley |Sean Clougherty
There are two kinds of Halloween lovers: Those who love pumpkin patches, silly costumes and the fun, playful side of Halloween and those who love the spooky, gory side. No matter how you enjoy the holiday, there are plenty of...
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Sep 1, 2024 | 
shorehomeandgarden.com | Jessica Damiano |Sean Clougherty |Leslie Milby |Carol Kinsley
Fall is just around the corner, and some of my summer bloomers are beginning to wind down. But birds and other wildlife continue to need sustenance from plants, and I continue to need focal points in my garden. Fortunately,...
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Aug 31, 2024 | 
shorehomeandgarden.com | Leslie Milby
Back-to-school season comes with a lot of apple paraphernalia with a side of pencils and books. If you fast forward just a pinch, it starts to get more delicious with a side of caramel and crunchy chocolate. While thought to be an old-fashioned treat, I assure you, even modern day kids will set down their screens to get a bite!My family’s revival of the treat came from a co-worker would always bring giant caramel apples from a specialty gourmet shop for Christmas.
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Aug 2, 2024 | 
shorehomeandgarden.com | Leslie Milby
Back-to-school means goodbye to summer snacking, and hello again to lunch packing. Lunch packing may just another checkmark to complete in your quest to get out the door in the morning, but when you start to get multiple kids getting multiple lunches — plus yourself — it can change from a task that’s not too bad, to a bit inconvenient to an all-out ordeal.
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Aug 2, 2024 | 
shorehomeandgarden.com | Leslie Milby
The 12-week stretch of summer sunshine always seems so long, but it goes by in a breeze!Planning a last-minute jet ride off to Hawaii might be out of the question, but there’s lots of last-minute fun to be had on the Eastern Shore and nearby. Here’s a few ideas to squeeze in some summer fun. • Easton Airport is surprisingly busy with air traffic, and Sugar Buns Cafe is a fun place to take it all in.
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Aug 1, 2024 | 
shorehomeandgarden.com | Carol Kinsley |Leslie Milby
You know your garden is in trouble when the forecast is for rain, but all the storms seem to skip over your area entirely. According to plantmaps.com, as of mid-July, 16 percent of the United States is under drought conditions...
