White House Nursery Upperco

08/12/2026

🍂 Take a walk through the heart of fall.

Join us for the 2026 Maryland Farm Tour at White House Nursery and experience where our famous garden mums are grown!

🌼 Guided Mum Field Tours
🕚 11 AM • 1 PM • 3 PM

While you're here:
🎃 Browse pumpkins & fall porch packages
🦋 Explore pollinator & insect displays
🌱 Kids can make a FREE seed bomb craft
🌿 Meet our growers and ask questions about our farm and growing practices

Come see what's growing, support local agriculture, and experience fall at a fifth-generation family farm.

📅 Saturday, September 12
📍 White House Nursery

08/06/2026

🍂 Calling all creative plant lovers! 🍁

Our Fall Community Planter Contest is back, and we're looking for 10 creators to design a one-of-a-kind fall planter using plants and materials from White House Nursery!

🌿 Receive a $75 shopping budget
🎨 Create your custom fall planter in our greenhouse
🗳️ Rally your friends and family to vote for your design
🏆 The winning planter goes home FREE!

Whether you're a seasoned gardener or simply love decorating for fall, we'd love to see your creativity come to life.

🍁 Applications are now open! Spots are limited, so don't wait.

👉 Apply today: https://conta.cc/4aUy76R

Tag a friend who would love this challenge! 🍂

08/03/2026

Every plant starts somewhere🌱

Before the color comes the care.

Thousands of mums are growing out in our fields, soaking up the sunshine and getting exactly what they need to become the beautiful fall plants you know and love.

Every day brings a little more growth, and before long our fields will be filled with thousands of blooming mums.

08/02/2026

This has been a busy weekend for us! Today, Vie is at the Reisterstown Farmers Market for their Agriculture Day. Stop by until 1pm and check out the other vendors 🌸

08/01/2026

If you’re looking for some fun today - the Hereford Jr Farm Fair and Master Garden Fest is today at the Ag Center! Come check out the future of agriculture!

08/01/2026

Welcome August🍁

August always has its own kind of beauty.

The hanging baskets are still showing off, pollinators are busy, and there's plenty of color throughout the greenhouse.

Stop by and see what's blooming this month.

07/29/2026

🌸 Plant Spotlight: Dahlia

Some flowers just know how to steal the show.

Dahlias are loved for their vibrant colors, unique blooms, and long flowering season. Once they get started, they'll continue blooming from summer right up until the first frost, giving your garden months of color.

A few reasons we love dahlias:
• Long-lasting blooms
• Great for cut flower bouquets
• Available in countless colors and flower forms
• Bloom best in full sun with regular watering

One of our favorite things about dahlias? The more you cut the flowers, the more they bloom. It's the perfect excuse to bring fresh flowers inside all summer long.

07/29/2026

We're looking for someone to join our White House Nursery family as a part-time local delivery driver.

If you enjoy driving, like working with plants, and appreciate being part of a small, family-owned business, we'd love to meet you. This position delivers plant material to our wholesale customers throughout the area, so you'll be home every day.

If you think you'd be a good fit, you can learn more and apply through our Indeed posting:
https://www.indeed.com/job/part-time-local-delivery-driver-841adef38aa86706

And if someone comes to mind while you're reading this, we'd really appreciate you sharing this post with them. Sometimes the best team members come from a recommendation.

The White House Nursery Team

White House Nursery

07/27/2026

Take a moment to slow down.

There's something special about wandering through the greenhouse this time of year.

Every visit is a little different. One day it's a bright splash of color. The next, it's a quiet corner filled with soft pink blooms that make you stop and smile.

We never get tired of discovering something new, and we hope you won't either.🌸

07/24/2026

Carnivorous plants are here! 👹🪰 Venus Fly Traps and Sundews don’t get most of their nutrition from soil; rather, they trap and digest insects like flies and wasps.

Stop by during tomorrow’s beautiful weather to snag one!