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    Common Houseplant Problems and Solutions(Post)

    We love our houseplants, and we only want to see them happy. But, every once and awhile, they send out a distress signal that something is not quite right, and it’s our job to figure out what’s wro

    ​Your Guide to Problem Solving Perennials(Post)

    Right here, right now, this is the most comprehensive list of problem-solving perennials for our area.Deer Resistant PerennialsAnemone (Windflower)Aquilegia (Columbine)Arabis (Cress)Aruncus (Goatsbe

    Dealing with Japanese Beetles(Post)

    Dealing with Japanese Beetles Japanese beetles were introduced in the early 1900's and are an invasive insect in the United States. These beetles feed on the leaves, flowers, and fruit o

    Drought and Wet Tolerant Perennials (Post)

    Drought and Wet Tolerant Perennials Though many gardeners dream of a landscape of rich, well-drained, evenly moist soil and perfect sun f

    How to Transition Houseplants Indoors for the Season(Post)

    How to Transition Houseplants Indoors for the Season As we make our way towards the shortest days of the year, it’s time to start bringing indoor plants back inside for the season.   Let

    Houseplant Picks for Dorm, Classroom, or Office(Post)

    Houseplant Picks for Dorm, Classroom, or Office Compelling and convincing are the benefits of plants; they have the power to improve cognition, increase creativity, and elevate mood. Whet

    Cool Weather Outside, Bring Houseplants Inside(Post)

    Cool Weather Outside, Bring Houseplants Inside Summer has made way for a gorgeous fall season, and we all know what comes next. Winter! As we make our way towards the shortest days of th

    keep plants beautiful all summer long (Post)

    The heat of summer is here, this is what we dream about through the cold winter months! This is also the time when our gardens could use a little extra TLC. Here’s what to do in the garden now to ke

    Summer Solutions for the Things that Bug You(Post)

    Summer Solutions for the Things that Bug You In any garden, it is inevitable to have an unwanted visitor or two from time to time. While some insect feeding is to be expected, sometimes

    Zone 2 and 3 Hardy Perennials and Shrubs(Post)

    Zone 2 and 3 Hardy Perennials and Shrubs Depending on your location, the Twin Cities area is considered Zone 5a (-20F to -15F) or Zone 4b (-25F to -20F). Zone 3 begins in the northern 1/

    List of Seeds(Post)

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    Shrubs 101(Post)

    May 18, 2022 Shrub-A-Shrub-A-Woo-Woo Shrubs are the backbone of any well planned garden adding structure and interest all season long

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