The Chef’s Garden, located in front of the Stamp Student Union, offers fresh and local herbs that can be used by our campus chefs and Campus Pantry participants.

JFarm, a garden located at the Hillel near south campus, is the perfect location to be part of a community and participate in gardening.

The pollinator garden and solitary bee wall allows the University of Maryland community to learn more about bees.

The pedestrian plaza East of Benjamin Hall and South of Cole Student Activity Center along Campus Drive is home to two landmarks, Topiary Testudo and the Veteran’s Memorial Flag Court.

The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center on the northwest end of campus has a lovely and mostly well-known landscape. 

The Chemistry Courtyard is one of several recently-created areas in the Northeast Campus District that have transformed the section once referred to as the "industrial heartland" of campus.

What makes us choose to linger in one space or pass quickly through another?

The University of Maryland has a growing bond with China through liaison work and programs such as the Confucius Institute. Veteran Chinese artist Han Meilin, among other famous Chinese artists, designed sculptures to contribute to these international bonds.

The Garden of Reflection and Remembrance, at the Memorial Chapel, features woody and herbaceous plants nestled amidst a mature trees.

A rain garden, also called a bioretention cell, is an engineered combination of specially selected plants, soils and mulch designed to collect, retain and cleanse rainwater that runs off impervious surfaces such as parking lots and rooftops.