Extension is expanding its online education and resources to adapt to COVID-19 restrictions.
If you're seeing some of your favorite varieties sold out on seed company websites, that might not mean that there is an actual shortage of seeds. There are reasons for seed shortages and ways to get access to the seeds you need.
Here are a few annuals and perennials you might consider including in your ornamental garden this year.
Applications will be accepted through April 23, 2021 for a 2021 post-secondary $ 500 scholarship awarded this spring.
Winter months in Minnesota can get long and seem to carry on. Fortunately, many native plants and introduced species can provide beautiful berries that persist into the winter months and provide a critical food source for wildlife.
Is it time to prune? How should I prune? What should I prune? So many questions surround the task of landscape pruning. For many trees and shrubs late winter and early spring is the perfect time to prune them, but this isn’t the time for all species.
Did you make a new year's resolution this month? Extension gardening educators have come up with a few gardening practice resolutions that should be easy to keep and are sure to help you help your garden grow in 2021.
Seed starting is a wonderful way to get a jump on the garden season, and can increase the varieties of plants you grow. It can also extend your growing season, making it possible to raise some long season varieties that usually don’t do well in Minnesota.
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