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    Edible Flowers (Post)

    May 24, 2022 Edible Flowers to Forage Edible flowers will up your up your backyard BBQ game from bleak to boutique offering unique fl

    Perfect Perennial Pairings for Summer Color in the Shade(Post)

    Perfect Perennial Pairings: Summer Color in the Shade Who says you need sun-loving plants to enjoy a stunning garden all summer long? By now, the landscape is really taking shape and qui

    Hypericum(Post)

    Hypericum (St. John's Wort)  Easy to grow, drought tolerant, and charming flowers are just a few reasons to love Hypericum. Commonly known as St. John’s Wort, Hypericum is a member of th

    Calathea Crocata(Post)

    Weekly Plant Chat: Calathea Crocata Hey Plant Friends!   This week we are talking about Goeppertia crocata, more commonly known as Calathea Crocata. This Calathea is known for its dark,

    Golden Zebra Fern(Post)

    Weekly Plant Chat: Golden Zebra Fern Hey Plant Friends! This week we are talking about Coniogramme emeiensis, more commonly known as the Golden Zebra Fern. This stunning fern is known fo

    Birds in the Garden: Native Species & Feeding Tips(Post)

    Perennial Plants for Backyard Birding Gardens are living art, an ecosystem with many members. It’s you, the flora, AND the fauna which includes our feathery friends. Backyard birding is

    Euphorbia Dragon Bone(Post)

    January 1st, 2021 Euphorbia Dragon Bone Hey plant friends! This week we are talking about the Euphorbia. Specifically Euphorbia lact

    Wisteria(Post)

    Wisteria (American Wisteria)  Providing aesthetic charm, supporting pollinators, and adding sweet fragrance to outdoor spaces, Wisteria is a breathtaking flowering vine that’s perfect fo

    Salt Tolerant Perennials and Shrubs(Post)

    Salt Tolerant Perennials and Shrubs When planning a garden in Minnesota, it’s important to consider exposure to road salt. Be sure to sele

    Tree Selection(Post)

    Tree Selection Planting trees in the landscape not only looks good but is good! Adding trees to the landscape adds benefits beyond beauty.

    Ask Annie- Choosing the Right Clematis for Your Garden(Post)

    What type of clematis is good for some sun but mostly shade? -Maryellen, Zone 5a Hey Maryellen, Thanks for giving me an excuse to talk about one of my all-time favorite perennial vines! Clematis

    Baptisia (Post)

    Baptisia (False/Wild Indigo) Unique perennial standbys can help to liven up traditional perennial beds and set your space apart from the r

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