Northern Gardener 2026 winter issue

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Garden by the Gallon with winter sowing
Garden by the Gallon

Start next season’s garden in winter by using recycled containers to sow your perennial native seeds. We’ll show you how in our latest Garden Greener feature.

Growing in Water
H2Oh!

Plants are wonderfully adaptable—and some are even perfectly happy growing in a jar of water. Learn which ones and how to get your own water garden going.

Growing and harvesting microgreens

Catch the “Micro” Wave

Good things come in micro(green) packages. Join the trend and grow massive flavor on even the tiniest countertop this winter.

Holiday Gift Guide
Holiday Gift Guide

Forget fruitcake. Give a gardener what they really crave with staff-recommended books, seeds, tools and more for gardeners of all skills and styles.

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Meet “Sunflower Steve” and choose sunflowers for gardens big and small.


Make your own dried herbs by turning aging harvests into shelf-stable spices.


Learn how to pull off a painless upsize if your indoor jungle is begging for more legroom.


Meet a luminous winter grower that continues blooming long after amaryllis have faded.


Volunteer power helps Garden-in-a-Box and Minnesota Green reach communities across Minnesota.



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