Clay County 4-H Enrollment Information for new and current families
Now through May 7, order from a selection of native plant mixes or individual species through the Clay County Master Gardener Plant Sale.
Plant mixes are specially designed to support pollinators, help filter rainwater, work well in boulevard sites, attract songbirds, and support shoreline restoration.
View the order form:
z.umn.edu/ClayCountyEMGPlantSale
Order Pickup:
June 2–3 at the Clay County Extension Office (Door 22)
Indoor houseplants can be a wonderful addition to your home decor, but they can be a bit tricky, especially during the winter months. In this article we will address common issues that houseplant owners may run into at this time of year.
Much like new year resolutions, gardeners put garden activities into motion starting in January. Setting goals, choosing seeds and plants for spring planting can all make the winter months pass quickly. Seed catalogs are arriving in mailboxes and new seeds are being put out in gardening stores at this time of year. What things should gardeners be thinking about when imagining their 2026 gardens, containers and landscapes?
Help shape the future of Extension in Clay County
Are you passionate about your community and interested in making a local impact? We’re seeking community members to serve in a leadership and advisory role supporting Extension programs in Clay County.
In this role, you’ll:
Fresh greens for holiday decoration may be on your list of things to purchase this time of year. The smells of fresh fraser fir, cedar, balsam and pine can add something special to an indoor space. Let’s look at a few ways you can keep your greens fresh and vibrant.
We have experienced several hard freezes recently in the Red River Valley and hardy plants are settling in for the long winter months. Whether you have added to your landscape recently or have a well-established space, preparing them for winter can aid in a successful spring landscape.
RSDP regional boards and work groups bring community leaders and University faculty and staff together to advance sustainability in Greater Minnesota.
Minnesota's low-population areas often have limited resources. Empowering Small Minnesota Communities makes funding projects and planning easier.
