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Protect your trees and shrubs from animals and winter sun, take care of garden tools, and it’s time to bring out the amaryllis!
Brandon Schrader, a squadron commander with the U.S. Air Force Reserve, is one of Minnesota’s newest Bee Veterans participants.
Minnesota winters are especially tough for birds. To keep birds healthy, offer foods high in fat and calories.
"Fall is a great time to scout for invasive plants because they stay green longer than native species," says Hana Kim, Extension educator.
October is an ideal time to fertilize your lawn, tend to tender perennials, prepare for winter pruning, and adjust your houseplants to indoor lighting.
Asian lady beetles are drawn to soybean fields, where they feast on aphids throughout the growing season. But once the crops are harvested and temperatures begin to drop, the beetles start looking for a warm place to spend the winter.
Elementary school gardens flourish under the care of Anoka County Extension Master Gardeners’ green thumbs.
The handiwork of these quiet, efficient predators glistens in the cooling days of fall.
Gear up for prime lawn care month. Don’t put diseased plants in the compost. Get ready to plant garlic and bulbs. Time for amaryllis to take a rest!
Becoming a University of Minnesota Extension Master Gardener volunteer isn’t just about learning a wide swath of horticulture information. The experience often becomes highly personal, says Anita Oakman of Dakota County.
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