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    Crocodile Fern(Post)

    Weekly Plant Chat: Crocodile Fern Hey Plant Friends! This week we are talking about Microsorum musifolium ‘Crocydyllus’, more commonly known as the Crocodile Fern. This Fern has become a

    Echinacea: Coneflower(Post)

    Echinacea: Coneflower There’s nothing quite like the commanding presence of late Summer perennials, especially the familiar rainbow of blooms of Echinacea! Part of the Aster family Aster

    ​Vegging Out! Planning and Planting a Vegetable Garden(Post)

    We have compiled the most comprehensive resource to ensure your vegetable gardening success this season! Read on.Choose a Sunny SpaceMost fruits and veggies require full sun. 8 hours or more is best.

    Holiday Cactus(Post)

    Weekly Plant Chat: Holiday Cactus Hey Plant Friends! This week we talking about Schlumbergera sp., commonly known as the holiday cactus. Schlumbergera varieties are often associated with

    Podcast: Your Greenhouse Home(Page)

    dealing with japanese beetles and slugs (Post)

    Japanese BeetlesThese bugs are just plain gross. They are destructive and excel at making gardeners miserable. Their favorite foods include roses, raspberries, grape vines, and linden trees. They’ve

    Sedum(Post)

    Sedum (Stonecrop) One of the most diverse perennial plant groups available, Sedum are durable plants offering a wide range of appearances

    Success in the Garden All Summer Long(Post)

    Success in the Garden All Summer Long In the heat of Summer, it's easy to lose track of all of the different aspects of keeping your garden flourishing. Cultivating a garden that thrives

    Beneficial Insects(Post)

    Tonkadale Uses Beneficial Insects to Control Greenhouse Pests Beneficial insects and mites, or “beneficials”, are used in many greenhouses

    Asclepias(Post)

    Asclepias (Milkweed) Asclepias (as-KLE-pee-us), or milkweed, belong to the dogbane family, Apocynaceae, and are largely native to North America including Minnesota. Masters of evolutiona

    Throwback Plants of 70’s, 80’s and Today!(Post)

    I was born in the 1980’s, what kids these days are calling the late 1900’s. And I say sheesh to that. Back in the olden days sheesh was an expression of disbelief or exasperation, now it’s a

    Meet our Makers: Our Local Vendor Gift Guide(Post)

    It’s gift giving season and the assignment is clear this year. Give gifts that are meaningful to you and the recipient. Heck, even give meaningful gifts to yourself. Read the stories of our l

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