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Eco Tips
Clover vs. Shamrock: What’s the Difference?
If you’re an urban gardening enthusiast looking to bring some festive greenery into your home or garden, here’s what you need to know!
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Garden Tips
Pet-Friendly Plants for Safe Green Spaces
March is National Pet Poison Prevention Month, a great reminder to ensure your garden, flower beds, and houseplants are safe for your furry friends. At…
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Bees & Butterflies
Supporting Local Pollinators: Why Bees and Butterflies Matter
Just like we’re coming out of hibernation, so are our native pollinators—bees and butterflies! These small yet mighty creatures play a crucial role in maintaining…
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Garden Tips
Air Plant Care: How to Keep Tillandsia Thriving
Air plants (Tillandsia) are unique, low-maintenance plants that don’t require soil to grow—making them a perfect addition to any indoor garden. As epiphytes, they can…
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DIY Landscaping
Winter Pruning: The Secret to a Stronger, Healthier Garden
Winter is the perfect time for pruning! Learn expert gardening and landscaping tips on how to prune correctly, which plants benefit from winter trimming, and…
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Garden Tips
Roses & Romance: The Perfect Valentine’s Day Flower
Valentine’s Day and roses go hand in hand—have you ever wondered why? Whether it’s a single red rose or a lavish bouquet, this beloved flower…
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Garden Tips
Benjamin Ficus Care-Dropping Leaves
Ficus trees are cherished for their beauty and their foliage, which closely resembles that of outdoor deciduous trees. This similarity brings a touch of natural elegance to indoor spaces, making ficus a popular choice among houseplants. Ficus plants can be a bit finicky, especially during the low-light months of a Minnesota winter. If your plant is dropping leaves, don’t panic! Here are some suggestions to help it bounce back.
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Garden Tips
Kokedama Care-Moss Wrapped Roots
Kokedama is a Japanese horticultural art form that involves encasing a plant’s root system in a soil-filled moss ball, secured with string. These unique arrangements can be displayed on flat surfaces or suspended for a striking visual effect. Proper care is essential to maintain their health and beauty. Learn more about how to care for your Kokedama!
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Fruits, Herbs & Vegetables
Herb Care 101: Flavorama!
Indoor Herb Gardening Indoor herb gardening brings fresh flavors to your kitchen, fills your home with delightful fragrances, and adds a touch of greenery to…
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