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- RT @SafeGrowMC: Gardening: pulling weeds, planting flowers, etc. burns 200-400 calories per hour! twitter.com/MOMsOrganicMrk… 6 hours ago
- RT @MOMs_Beer_Wine: Shoutout to @AtlasBrewWorks @ewg and all the @MOMsOrganicMrkt produce departments that donated unsellable fruit last ye… 9 hours ago
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- RT @PGCSprout: Prince George's just celebrated our third year in a row as #1 in the state of MD in waste diversion at a 61% rate of #recycl… 10 hours ago
- RT @MCameron351: Day 23 #30daysofpickinguplitter @TrashFreeMD Litter "drives" me crazy! However, I'm keeping a positive attitude that throu… 10 hours ago
- Mid-Atlantic wildflower (legume) Hairy Snoutbean #savethedandelions #nativeplants 🐝 mdflora.org/resources/Publ… https://t.co/s6b9IjTaYR 14 hours ago
- Do you know great #pollinator orgs for resources like advice on how to create a pollinator-friendly home and yard?… twitter.com/i/web/status/9… 16 hours ago
- #PollinatorPlans Tips: avoid purchasing and pull up invasive plants - call or visit your local nursery and ask whic… twitter.com/i/web/status/9… 1 day ago
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National Honey Bee Day
You’ve probably heard about the declining bee population, maybe from the news, the Vanishing of the Bees, or Save the Dandelions. Maybe you haven’t heard that National Honey Bee Day is Saturday, August 16th! There are a bunch of factors that … Continue reading
Posted in Ecology, Events, Family, News
Tagged declining bee population, honey bees, neonicotinoids, pesticides
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Nectarine Weekend Update!
The organic yellow nectarines are in! They are spectacular – firm but ripe, with balanced sweet and tart, super-juicy and lip-smackingly flavorful. The price is great for a certified organic seasonal fruit at $1.99 per pound. Recipes and helpful tips … Continue reading
Posted in Fruits, Organic Food
Tagged #NectarineWeekend, Alexandria VA, Bowie MD, Bryn Mawr PA, certified organic, College Park MD, flavorful, Frederick MD, Herndon VA, Jessup MD, Merrifield VA, nectarines, Rockville MD, sale price, sweet juicy, sweet tart, Timonium MD, twitter, Waldorf MD
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Nectarine Weekend!
Here at MOMs we’re gearing up for a Friday delivery of fresh, organic yellow nectarines that we’ll have on a super sale all weekend and into next week, as supplies permit. Besides the fact that biting into a ripe organic … Continue reading
Posted in Fruits, Organic Food, Recipes
Tagged candied ginger, certified organic, cornmeal crust, Father's Day, gluten free, grilled nectarines with feta, mozzarella salad, nectarine, nectarine jam, Nectarine Weekend, plum vinaigrette, rustic crostata, super sale, upside down cake, wine spritzer, yellow nectarines
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My Lawn, Your Lawn
Why is chemical treatment on my lawn such a big deal? It’s my grass on my property. It’s not like I’m spraying all my neighbor’s lawns or the playground or the dog park. It was presented to me like this- … Continue reading
Posted in Children, Family, Lawns, Natural Health, Pets
Tagged bees, chemical fertilizers, cigarettes, dandelions, pesticides, pets, smoking, soil, water
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We’re Saving Dandelions! Here’s why
Here’s a little quiz: It’s important to Save the Dandelions because… a) They’re yellow and pretty b) You can eat them c) They’re good for your lawn d) All of the above If you choose any of these as your … Continue reading
Posted in Lawns, Water
Tagged chemical fertilizers, Clean Harbors, dandelions, herbicides, lawn care, lawns, pesticides, quiz
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New MOM’s in the Neighborhood!
Last Friday I made a trek up to Philadelphia to meet with the staff of our up-coming Bryn Mawr, PA store. The team in Bryn Mawr is smart, fun and ready to work hard for our community, so it was … Continue reading
Posted in Family, Green Careers, Local, News
Tagged bamboo, bottled water ban, Bryn Mawr, bulk foods, butternut squash, Eastern State Penitentiary, environmental restoration, expansion, fair trade coffee, fresh juice, gluten free, grand opening, naked lunch, new store, organic produce, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Museum of Art, Plastic Surgery, root beer, Scott Nash, sustainable materials, sustainable seafood, team work, vegan, vegetarian
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