Maxmore Creek Farm
Vendor
Purveyor raw local honey and native plants
Integrated Pest Management Use Only Organic Materials Holistic Management
MARYLAND DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE PLANT PROTECTION AND WEED MANAGEMENT SECTION
Nursery Inspection Certificate reads:
NIC-004523-0
MAXMORE CREEK FARM LLC 7218 MAXMORE CREEK DRIVE EASTON, MD 21601
This is to certify that the nursery stock grown by the above named nursery was inspected in accordance with Section 5-301 through 5-314 of the Agriculture Article. Annotated Code of Maryland and that said nursery and premises were found to be apparently free from dangerously injurious plant pests. This certificate authorizes the person named above to engage in the business of soliciting, taking orders, selling or distributing nursery stock.
Lisa Marie Ghezzi
Lisa Marie is an EAS Certified Master Beekeeper ’21. She has been beekeeping 17 years and currently manages the majority of her colonies at Maxmore Creek Farm, on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. Her small-scale/sideliner operation produces and sells honey, queens and NUCs. She is very active in the beekeeping industry serving on the boards and committees of several organizations. She actively participates on the American Beekeeping Federation board and several committees, on the Eastern Apiculture Society as a committee member, and as President of the local Wye River Beekeepers Association. Lisa Marie was an active Master Gardener for over 25 years, but keeps current as an emeritus member.
Lisa Marie has a keen interest understanding native plants, managing pests of the hive and working with hygienic queens and colonies. She maintains a focus on these three pillars to maximize the health of her colonies and enjoys sharing her experiences with others. Mentoring other beekeepers and raising public awareness for the need of good forage keeps her busy in her local community. She recently presented a poster at Apimondia in Copenhagen to get more involved in the international beekeeping community and help comprehend and address new challenges to the beekeepers.
