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Garden Treasures Nursery & Local Farm is a sustainable family farm, nursery, garden center and farm market that grows vegetables, flowers, bedding plants, berries and other seasonal produce. It also sells farm-grown bouquets, provides floral services, operates a U-pick garden and offers locally sourced eggs, dairy and meat.
GardenCore is an independent national lawn and garden supply partner that manufactures and supplies products for retailers and other horticulture businesses. Formerly Oldcastle Lawn and Garden, it operates 58 facilities with a workforce of 1,450 and says it has supported the category for more than two decades.
Gardyn makes compact indoor vertical gardens that use hydroponics, sensors, and an AI gardener named Kelby to grow fresh produce at home year-round. Founded by CEO FX Rouxel, the company designs systems that fit in two square feet while automating lighting, watering, and plant monitoring, with options growing up to 30 plants at once. Its yCubes include more than 100 non-GMO, pesticide-free varieties, and Gardyn says more than 100,000 households are already growing with its systems.
Garner’s Garden makes natural personal-care products from scratch, with a distinctive focus on fluoride-free, peroxide-powered oral care alongside skincare and its Ghana-sourced African black soap. Its formulas are presented as vegan and cruelty-free, with plant-based ingredients chosen for function and without artificial colors or unnecessary fillers.
Family-owned Gasch Printing began in 1982 when Doug B. Gasch started printing letterhead and envelopes on a small offset press in his Maryland basement. Today, under the leadership of his son Douglas E. Gasch, the Odenton company is known for producing short-run digital books for publishers and associations across North America, with fulfillment support available for customers who need it.
Since 1982, locally owned Gateway Printing has produced commercial print and communication materials from its shop in the foothills of Maryland’s Catoctin Mountains. Serving the tristate area, the Thurmont company combines more than 100 years of experience with in-house design, bindery, and direct-mail support, including mailing documents to customers or members. Its work spans conventional and digital printing for businesses and organizations, with a stated emphasis on maintaining the same customer service standards for more than three decades.
Gbelley Taylor LLC brings more than 20 years of fashion experience to custom bridal and special-occasion design, while teaching sewing and fashion through its Stitch Society studio. Founded by designer and educator Gbelley Taylor, the business spans one-of-a-kind gowns, hands-on classes, and creative programs developed with schools and community organizations. Taylor has showcased and directed fashion productions on international stages as well as at Baltimore and Dayton Fashion Weeks, giving the studio a perspective that runs from concept through completion.
GCC Printing & Graphics is a locally owned and operated printing and graphics company founded in 1986. It produces commercial and custom printed materials, signs, banners, displays, promotional products, acrylic prints, and other print products, while also providing graphic design, mailing, bindery, scanning, and related services.
Gearhouse provides heavy-duty truck transmission, differential, steering box, and transfer case services in Maryland. Its capabilities include diagnostics, repair, rebuilding, remanufacturing, installation, replacement, custom repair, and new and used parts supply for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles.
Founded in 1983 by Jack Geiger and Henry Peck, Geiger Pump & Equipment Company distributes, engineers, manufactures and services industrial and municipal pump and process equipment from its Mid-Atlantic base. The company is known for pairing application engineering and local inventory with in-house machining, fabrication, testing and factory-trained repair, while its packaged fluid systems ship worldwide. Geiger also supports water and wastewater treatment facilities with an experienced environmental process engineering team and customized treatment solutions.
Founded in 1955 and acquired by the Blue family in 1986, General Atomics develops and manufactures defense and diversified technologies, from unmanned aircraft and electromagnetic naval systems to nuclear reactors and fusion research equipment. The San Diego-based company operates more than 8 million square feet of engineering, laboratory, and manufacturing facilities with over 13,000 employees across five continents. Its long-running fusion work includes operating the U.S. Department of Energy’s DIII-D National Fusion Facility and supplying more than 10,000 inertial-fusion target components each year.
General Dynamics Land Systems designs, engineers, builds, and sustains combat vehicles and integrated technologies for military forces. Its portfolio includes tracked and wheeled combat vehicles, robotic platforms, and vehicle software, with operations described in the United Kingdom at Merthyr Tydfil and Oakdale. The company is a subsidiary of General Dynamics.
General Dynamics Mission Systems designs, manufactures, integrates, and supports mission systems for land, sea, air, space, and cyber applications. Its manufacturing operations include optical systems, communications equipment, autonomous underwater vehicles, torpedo electronics, custom metal parts, and electronic assemblies, using materials such as beryllium and aluminum.
General Sheet Metal & Mechanical (GSM) provides sheet metal design, fabrication, and installation services in Maryland and Washington, D.C. The company is woman-owned and says it serves construction, government, aerospace, and commercial industries, with fabrication work that includes duct products and custom equipment.
For more than 30 years, Genesis Engineering Solutions has been an aerospace and technology company supporting demanding space programs, including Hubble and the James Webb Space Telescope. Based near NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, it works with government and commercial customers on space-flight engineering and manufacturing projects, with AS9100:D and ISO 9001:2015 registration.
From its Rockville, Maryland, research facility, Genovation Cars develops the GXE, an all-electric supercar that reimagines an American classic. The company’s 800-horsepower car became the first street-legal all-electric vehicle to exceed 200 mph and has repeatedly broken its own speed records, including a 211.8-mph mark. Genovation’s small engineering team uses the GXE’s record-setting development to advance electric propulsion and sustainable vehicle technology.
Geomagworld SA is a Swiss toy maker best known for its original magnetic construction system, invented and patented in 1998, in which rods and metal spheres become open-ended structures through magnetic attraction. The company designs its products at its headquarters and makes them at its factory in Canton Ticino, while extending the same hands-on approach into classroom learning through its Geomag Education initiative. Its toys use recycled raw materials and have received STEM Approved certification from STEM.org.
Founded in 2012, Geon Technologies develops software-defined radio, signal-processing, and communications solutions for the Department of Defense and Intelligence Community. The company combines software and FPGA engineering with hands-on work in modern communications systems, including open SDR frameworks such as REDHAWK and OpenCPI. Its Geon Scholars program gives emerging computer-science engineers paid, real-world experience on national-security projects.
Georgia Steel & Chemical Company, Inc. develops and sells respirator and PPE cleaning machines, washing and drying systems, disinfecting units, filters, and cleaning chemicals. It provides customized PPE washing and drying solutions for respirators, protective suits, fire hoses, breathing tubes, Biopak units, and laboratory bottles, with products presented as meeting or surpassing OSHA, ANSI, NFPA, CSA, and NIOSH specifications.
Family-owned since 1967, GERSTEL develops and produces automated sample-preparation and sample-introduction systems for GC-MS and LC-MS laboratories. From its Baltimore-area headquarters, the company supports complex analytical work with an applications laboratory, integrated instrumentation, and lifetime service and training. Its modular MPS platform can combine automated preparation with techniques such as thermal desorption and pyrolysis as laboratory needs evolve.