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UMES Extension Herb Garden Program

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Princess Anne , MD
The UMES Extension Herb Garden, part of the University of Maryland Eastern Shore, serves as an innovative educational platform located in Princess Anne, MD. Situated at the university's Research and Demonstration Farm, this garden offers a variety of hands-on learning experiences aimed at novice and experienced farmers interested in cultivating specialty herbs. It serves as an exceptional resource for homeschoolers and educators seeking interactive and applied science lessons in horticulture. The program frequently delivers webinars and in-person workshops, providing valuable insights into the principles of herb propagation and care. Suitable for learners of all ages, the garden fosters experiential learning in botany and sustainable agriculture through diverse cultivation techniques.
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