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Minnehaha, Wealthy and Haralson are some early ancestors of Minnesota apples.
Are you a vegetable gardener swimming in produce? Here are a few things you can do with all the extra cucumbers
Dead patches in your lawn might mean you have an active population of white grubs. White grubs feed on plant roots, causing turf to wilt and die.
Oak wilt risk is low now in Minnesota, so you may be seeing another major disease that shows symptoms in August, bur oak blight or BOB.
Find out why your lilacs have been stressed this season and what you can do about it.
Late summer is prime time for wasp nests. Where a nest is located makes a difference in what to do with it.
Grapes are harvested in September in Minnesota, with a couple ripening in late August or early October. There are a few ways to tell if your grapes are ready to harvest.
With fall approaching, it is important to prepare your flower bulbs for winter.
Trailing nasturtiums add drama and color to container gardens.
The Extension podcast "What's Killing my Kale?" talks about kiwiberries: bite-sized kiwis that can be grown in cold climates.
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