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There is always great things happening at the U of M Landscape Arboretum even in the middle of winter.
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February is a great time to re-pot your houseplants that need it. The growth has slowed due to the shortened day length which will help to reduce the stress on the plant.
With the crazy winter weather this season, lots of people are wondering how their lawn, plants and flowers will do come spring.
Bobby and I had some time to visit the Northern Green Expo at the Minneapolis Convention Center, a gathering of hundreds of companies and folks that work in the green industries.
There are many career possibilities in the nursery and landscape industry. There are some myths out there about jobs in the green industry including that it only involves digging in the dirt or mowing lawns.
Looking back on 2011 we have enjoyed bringing to you some amazing plants, places and people. We have just touched on a couple of our favorite people and places in our year-ender story we put together.
Looking for some holiday fun this weekend or during the winter break? Check out all of the happenings at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum.
You probably have picked out your tree already and have it decorated in your living room. But are you watering it enough. Fresh trees use up to one quart of water per inch of trunk diameter daily. If the stand goes dry, water uptake will stop and your tree will dry up rapidly. The most important thing to remember is to make that fresh cut of 1"-2" within an hour of getting it into water.
Fort Snelling National Cemetery is a breathtaking place any season of the year. When you visit the historic site during the holidays it's usually covered with a blanket of snow
Poinsettias are the number one holiday plant sold in the United States. In Minnesota, every year 500,000 poinsettias are grown starting in the middle of the summer and hit their peak at this time of the year.
Amaryllis are an amazing bulb that can make a great gift for the gardener or non-gardener in your family. Bobby thought it might be a great hostess gift for the holidays.
Dormant seeding is really the last shot you have at lawn improvement that can be done yet this fall.
To divide, or not to divide: That is the question! This is still a good time to divide perennials but not all of them.
Bobby and I never like to push the seasons, or deck the halls too early. But, the fact is that the soils in our containers and window boxes will freeze up in a few weeks and you really need to think about creating a transition between your fall decor to holiday decor.
Diane Ott Whealy from Seed Savers Exchange in Iowa spent a couple of days in Minnesota recently talking to the Minnesota Horticultural Society members at Bachman's in Minneapolis.
It finally feels like fall and now is the time to get going on the fall check list. Bobby and I spent a few hours at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum this week
The Minnesota Landscape Arboretum has an amazing variety of shade-loving sedges displayed in their Ornamental Grass Collection.
On a breezy autumn day, one of the best places to be in Minnesota is the Ornamental Grass Collection at the Minnesota Arboretum.
Ralph and Carren Lauseng in Welch had a bundle of apples that they weren't sure what to do with. In fact, 500 apple trees were growing on their beautiful hillside orchard.
St. Paul Fire Station No. 1 and No. 10 merged in 2010 when the new station opened on West 7th Street. The new station is amazing and one of the coolest amenities was a green roof that was installed.
September is a great month with usually ideal weather for you to replenish your lawn before winter sets in. The temperatures are perfect for growing new grass and usually the precipitation is just enough.
The Cannon River Winery was established in 2002 and now is the largest vineyard in the state with over 9,000 vines spread out over 20 acres south of Cannon Falls in the beautiful Sogn Valley.
The Horticultural Research Center at the Arboretum is known worldwide for expertise in cold, hardy grape varieties.
I asked Bobby to come up with the top five chores to do in the next ten days that will lead us into September and this is what he came up with.
Home canning is enjoying new popularity these days - and that even extends into the dark days of winter.
For most 7-year old boys, getting a haircut is not that big a deal. Jadon Lind's recent trip to the barber stands as the exception.
In a rare move, a state agency has shut down a Brooklyn Center child care center.
A Twin Cities couple is charged with prostituting a runaway teen with autism.
Thieves thought they made a haul when they broke into a Long Lake jewelry store early Friday and made off with a bunch of wedding rings.
In a world that is constantly connected, it seems these days you are never alone, whether you know it or not.
A new movie called "Big Miracle" owes its story to a tiny company in Prescott. Kasco Marine was founded on a device that played the key role in the film.
A Bloomington man was sentenced to 90 days in the workhouse Friday for his role in the hit-and-run death of an 85-year-old woman last October.
A northern Minnesota couple has a court hearing next week after nearly 150 animals were seized from their property.
A grand jury found no criminal negligence in the case of New Ulm Police officer who crashed his squad car into another vehicle, killing two people.
Newlywed Hayley Bester has had to look at her wedding pictures with only one eye. Bester's right eye has been the victim of an attack by a water-borne parasite called Acanthamoeba Keratitis.
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Embrace the fun of winter hiking, camping, and fishing. We learn that you don't have to travel far to find open water and big fish in the middle of winter.