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As we close the book on 2024, the Minnesota Horticultural Society (MSHS) invites you to celebrate with us a year of transformative growth, impactful programs…
Where is your favorite tea source? How about making it a corner of your garden? Herbal teas are all the rage and it takes only…
Birds are the flowers of the air. There’s no need to plant, fertilize, or harvest. Merely by attracting birds to your garden can you enjoy…
Talking about new plants for the 2025 season feels like Christmas in January! As we dream about warmer weather and think about spaces in the…
I’m normally a veggie scrap saver. I have a gallon bag in my freezer where I stash onion skins, celery tops, carrot shoulders, etc… Then…
The gardens are now put to bed here in the north. Whether you grew root vegetables in your gardens this year and now have them…
Before you order more seed packets for your garden, check your stash. You may have plenty of seeds that will grow just as well this…
Transform your garden’s harvest into a powerful health tonic that supports your immune system and adds zest to your daily routine. Fire Cider is more…
Fermenting carrots is a wonderful way to preserve them for long term enjoyment. Through the process of fermentation the flavor is transformed, yet the carrots…
Gardeners always seem to be looking for new ways to grow plants: Have some leftover fabric or denim? If your DIY juices are flowing and…
Being a Minnesotan, I am fortunate to live right next door to Wisconsin, the biggest cranberry producer in the country. Every October, I visit the…
Cranberries are healthy for us—they are high in antioxidants, low in calories and high in vitamins C, A and K. The versatile gems take over…
As we inch slowly toward winter, it’s time to put away your garden tools and protect your plants from scavengers. For suburban and urban gardeners,…
Three summers ago, someone in my neighborhood planted a long hedge of pyramidal arborvitae. For the past two years, I’ve watched half of these lovely…
Think of Christina Chung’s new book, The Layered Edible Garden, as permaculture made easy. Chung, a horticulturist known on social media as @Fluent.Garden, guides gardeners…
Is there an area in your garden or property where it’s hard to get rid of non-native invasive plants? Or maybe you have a section…
The pros can be tough bunch to buy for. Over time, most experienced green thumbs have already amassed a notable collection of gloves, tools, plants…
It’s something the urban farmer in your life has probably told you more than once: food just tastes better when it’s grown and sourced locally….
Starting a new garden can be daunting, whether it’s a large plot in the back yard, a raised bed next to the house or a…
The ground may be frozen and perennial stalks may be woody and brown, but it’s certain the native gardener in your life is already thinking…
Get out your ladder—it’s time for tea! Well, not exactly. But some trees, other than the obvious Camellia sinensis (a source of green, oolong and…
My sourdough starter (named Vincent van Dough) is a very hard worker. We’ve memorized our standard recipe to the point that I’ve definitely mixed the…
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