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Wildlife benefits from our leaving shed foliage, plant stems, and other organic debris in the garden.
- The wasps are not aggressive towards people, but can be defensive around their nest.
- This all-stone, former carriage house in Phoenix was built in the early 20th century and is reminiscent of an English country manor.
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- Using and saving seeds can be fun but you'll need to consider these steps.
- This well-built German farmhouse, variously known as the ”Benson House,” the “Barry House” and “Fox Run,” is on the Maryland Inventory of Historic Properties. The home belonged to the family that built Benson’s Mill (located just across Falls Road and half a mile away) in 1805.
- Early autumn opens the window for planting spring-blooming bulbs as well as hardy shrubs and perennials that bloom in fall.
- Though it’s just a short drive from the urban amenities of Towson and Hunt Valley, this modern red brick Colonial feels as though it’s in the middle of the country.
- It's Halloween come early as fall webworms come out to play.
- The interior of the house exudes calm, from the striking, silver and white kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances to the master suite with its private balcony and magnificent sunset views.
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- Along a vibrant stretch of Harford Road, the community spirit and tasty food of Hamilton-Lauraville transcends neighborhood boundaries.
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- The residents are an eclectic mix who enjoy a garden club, two book clubs and a knitting club, along with block parties and impromptu porch gatherings.
- This is one of the most visually distinctive homes around, with a curved facade and a chimney that calls to mind a lighthouse.
- This spacious town home in The Moorings, the upscale Canton waterfront community, features gorgeous views of sailboats bobbing on the Inner Harbor from all four levels, a patio on the first floor and outdoor deck on the fourth floor.
- While the quirky decor is a highlight of this nearly $3.3 million Ocean City home, it’s still a beach home at heart.
- The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra is relocating two season-opening concerts from its Strathmore venue in North Bethesda to Baltimore because of an ongoing labor dispute with ticket sellers.
- Anthony 'InkBoy' Chestnut finds that clients who flock to his downtown Baltimore shop are often in search of someone who will understand the techniques and tools that tattooing Black skin requires.
- Busboys and Poets will open its ninth and largest restaurant Oct. 10 in Columbia. The two-story restaurant at 6251 Mango Tree Road is more than 10,000 square feet and features both an outdoor patio on the first floor and a large covered deck on the second floor.
- Before the kickoff of the highly anticipated home opener, the Ravens played a song that Omar Little from “The Wire” used to whistle, paying tribute to the late Michael K. Williams.
- The Guinness Open Gate Brewery will kick off its third annual Oktoberfest celebration in Halethrope this Thursday, featuring traditional German-style beer, food and live entertainment in a two-weekend celebration on Sept. 23 - 26 and Sept. 30- Oct. 3.
- Officials on Monday unveiled plans for the overhaul of the historic Ambassador Theater, a long-vacant art deco cultural hub in Northwest Baltimore.
