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Last week, I mentioned using seed catalogs as reference guides and I can recommend a couple that have excellent information: John Scheepers Kitchen Garden Seeds, P.O. Box 638, …
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We asked on Facebook what seminars our followers would like me to do for the Luverne Health and Home Show coming in March.
Results of your comments: I’ll do one seminar …
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I have a great gift idea for any gardener on your Christmas list … well, I have several great gift ideas, but today I want to mention a subscription to Minnesota Horticultural …
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If you see fresh snow and rabbit tracks this week, I remind you to protect any plants you don’t want those critters chewing on.
The snow cover isn’t heavy yet; when or if it does …
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We are into the holiday decorating mood and I have a few tips to share.
If you are using a fresh Christmas tree, be sure to pick a tree that hasn’t dried out before you …
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The temperature has been cold enough to put a little frost in the ground, so if you have tender roses or other newly planted perennial plants that would benefit from protection for their first …
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11/22/11
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Last week I gave you the basics of indoor plant care and if you are a gardener, that is where you will be “gardening” for the next few months! So, let’s make the most of …
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Just about everyone I know has at least a few houseplants hanging around (literally!) or taking up windowsill space.
Our potted friends purify the air, add color and interest to any room, and …
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It’s November and I’m harvesting fresh radishes (the best I’ve ever had), great spinach, Brussels sprouts and carrots from my garden. To be sure, that will soon come to an end, …
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… And still no rains … So I have been watering my lawn so I can get the weeds sprayed. Now I just have to hope there will be enough warm days to get an effective kill on the …
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