While the fields may still be dormant, the success of the 2026 harvest is already being determined inside the shop with proper planter prep.

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If you've tried scattering wildflower seeds to create the Instagram meadow effect and failed, try the mosaic planting trend ...

Pothos plants, known for their trailing vines and vibrant green leaves, are a favorite among houseplant enthusiasts and ...

The days are getting longer and there’s a hint of spring in the air, so it's time to get outdoors. These are all the garden ...

January is a good month for hibernating while browsing newly-arrived seed catalogs. As you flip through the pages, warm thoughts of sunny summer days and fresh, ripe tomatoes come to mind. In Minot, ...

Get ready for your local Soil & Water Conservation District tree sale. Learn how to test your soil, protect seedlings from deer and choose the best species.

Planting in January means you may have to wait a little longer to see your plants flower, but you should still be able to enjoy the fruits of your labor within the next few months.

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Include photos of your produce or the lushness of the garden itself to celebrate the fruits of your labor. They can motivate ...

Judging by the conversations I’ve had with gardeners through the years, it seems a fair amount of spring flowering bulbs such as tulips, daffodils, hyacinths, crocuses and others go unplanted every ...