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Here are a few easy-to-keep resolutions that are sure to help you keep your garden growing in 2021.
You can now download the book Gardening with Native Grasses in Cold Climates for free from University Libraries.
Extension videos on pruning grapevines fit the needs of grape growers and gardeners in our cold Minnesota climate.
Before the temperatures drop and snow covers the ground, cover your strawberry patch with mulch and insulate any container-grown strawberries.
The Yard and Garden News team has put together gift ideas for your favorite gardeners to inspire great yards and gardens in 2021.
Set your intentions for your 2021 garden as you look through seed catalogs this winter.
Hydroponic gardening allows you to grow greens and herbs all winter long indoors and can be done easily and affordably.
Buying real trees grown on local farms supports local businesses and lowers your carbon footprint!
Squirrels are pretty smart when it comes to stealing birdseed from backyard feeders. Stopping them can be tricky, but what might keep the squirrels away could also hurt the birds you want to attract.
Hurrying to prune can do more harm than good. Find out when to start pruning fruits in Minnesota.
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