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Grow with KARE: Lawn care calendar

Grow with KARE: Lawn care calendar

Grow With KARE

Grow with KARE: Lawn care calendar

Keep your yard looking healthy and lush with this lawn care timeline from Laura and Bobby.

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Grow with KARE: Grow your own spices

Spices are different than herbs, who knew?! I connected with Tasha Greer, author of Grow Your Own Spices, via Zoom to chat about the new book.
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Grow with KARE: The pros and cons of different pots

We spend a lot of time figuring out what to grow… but if you’re a container gardener, there’s another choice… what to grow in!
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Grow with KARE: Seed starting calendar

If you’re looking to start seedlings indoors, here’s the timing to follow, keeping in mind that we are using the mid-May date typical of last freeze for the metro.

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Black chef offers food for thought in rural Minnesota community

Mateo Mackbee and his girlfriend Erin Lucas opened a New Orleans style restaurant in St. Joseph four days after the death of George Floyd.
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The Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder is published by the granddaughter of its founder.

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KARE 11 Investigates: A prior gun and Taser police shooting mistake in Minnesota

Brooklyn Center shooting of Daunte Wright isn’t the first time a Minnesota police officer used a gun by mistake instead of a Taser.
KARE 11 Investigates: Dueling experts about the danger of holding George Floyd down

Prosecution expert tells jurors in Derek Chauvin’s murder trial that previous studies downplaying the danger of prone restraint are “highly misleading”