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    Podcast Episode 10: Talking Native Plants with Minnesota Native Landscapes(Post)

    Podcast Episode 10: Talking Native Plants with Minnesota Native Landscapes April 27, 2023 | 29 min

    Greenhouse Vocabulary(Post)

    Greenhouse Vocabulary Full Sun 6+ hours of direct sun, usually West or South facing or an exposed area.

    Hydrangea 101(Post)

    Hydrangea 101 With their elegant blooms and timeless appearance, hydrangeas are an iconic garden staple right at home in any garden space,

    How to Bring Indoor Plants Outside for the Season(Post)

    How to Bring Indoor Plants Outside for the Season Light and Temperature We all anxiously await those yummy sp

    ​Fertilizing Indoor Plants(Post)

    Spring has sprung and your indoor plants are waking from their winter slumber. As the days get longer, and the sun gets shinier, it is time to start fertilizing indoor plants. Here is how:Fertilizer i

    Lupinus(Post)

    Lupinus (Lupine) A breathtaking late spring perennial, Lupinus (loo-PY-nus) or Lupine (loo-pin), of the legume or pea family, Fabaceae, is

    Serviceberry(Post)

    Amelanchier (Serviceberry) Attractive to birds while adding three-season interest to the garden Amelanchier, commonly known as Serviceberry or Juneberry, never fails to delight. This mem

    Essential Shrubs(Post)

    Essential Shrubs for Your Garden and Landscape Shrubs are the backdrop of any well established garden - an excellent way to fill space, draw attention to certain areas, anchor your garde

    Persuasive Invasives: Replacing Common Invasive Species in the Landscape(Post)

    July 11th, 2022 Persuasive Invasives: Replacing Common Invasive Species in the Landscape While gardening is oftentimes a personal end

    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

    Symphoricarpos(Post)

    Symphoricarpos (Coralberry)  Captivating bell-shaped flowers in summer that change over to playful candy-colored berries in fall, Symphoricarpos, commonly referred to as Coralberry or Sn

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