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    Sanseviera Hedgehog(Post)

    Weekly Plant Chat: Sansevieria Hedgehog Hey Plant Friends! This week we are talking about Sansevieria boncellensis 'Hedgehog'. This adorable plant got its nickname for its compact growth

    Polygonatum(Post)

    Polygonatum (Solomon's Seal) The best garden additions are those that serve many roles in the space and provide multi-season interest, sho

    Bonsai Juniper(Post)

    Weekly Plant Chat: Bonsai Juniper Hey Plant Friends! This week we are talking about Juniper in the bonsai form. If you are thinking about starting your bonsai journey, Juniper is a great

    Rudbeckia(Post)

    Rudbeckia (Black-Eyed Susan) A classic late summer staple of the Aster family, Asteraceae, perennial Black-Eyed Susan, Rudbeckia fulgida (

    Penstemon(Post)

    Penstemon (Beardtongue) A phenomenal early summer problem solver, Penstemon hit their stride just as spring gardens begin to wind down and

    Azalea/Rhododendron(Post)

    Azalea/Rhododendron As the snow finally melts away, fall-planted bulbs and spring ephemerals breathe new life into the outdoors, ushering

    Amsonia(Post)

    Amsonia (Bluestar) Perfect for transitioning spring gardens into the heat of summer, Amsonia, or bluestar, of the dogbane family, Apocynac

    Actaea(Post)

    Actaea (Bugbane/Black Cohosh) Often overlooked, the humble late summer shade garden provides some of the most beautiful late season color,

    Geranium(Post)

    Geranium (Cranesbill) Not to be confused with the unrelated annual Geranium, Pelargonium x hortorum, hardy Geranium, of the Geranium famil

    Perfect Perennial Pairings for Winter Interest(Post)

    Perfect Perennial Pairings for Winter Interest Long Minnesota winters can often leave our gardens looking bare and lifeless, but with the right perennial plant pairings, you can enjoy be

    Fall & Winter Garden Prep(Post)

    Fall & Winter Garden Prep As the sun sets earlier in the sky each week and casts an autumnal light on the cooler days ahead, it's time to start thinking about the next season. Taking the

    Scary Plants and Poems for Your Greenhouse Halloween Home(Post)

    Stenocactus multicostatusBrain CactusLet’s visit the primitive part of our brains, the amygdala, that part that makes us love the spooky holiday known as Halloween. Getting tricked gives us a litt

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