How to prepare your garden for the first frost
Minnesota gardeners are preparing for the first frost of the season Saturday morning. But a few simple steps can help protect plants and extend the growing season.
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Minnesota gardeners are preparing for the first frost of the season Saturday morning. But a few simple steps can help protect plants and extend the growing season.
Winifred Sylvah came to Minnesota from Sierra Leone in the 1980s and spent her career in banking. She has harvested about 140 pounds of cucumbers this season on an acre inside a Big Lake solar array, and grows okra and other West African crops she says are in demand.
If you’re looking for an easy way to add long-lasting color and natural movement to your summer landscape, Rudbeckia and ornamental grasses are the perfect combination.
Attention all green thumbs — or those who want to be! The Hennepin County, Minnesota, master gardeners are gearing up for their big annual garden tour on Saturday.
Bachman’s Buzz and Bloom Collection is specially curated to support bees, butterflies, and other essential pollinators while creating a beautiful, thriving garden.
Warmer weather is on the way this weekend and may have Minnesotans itching to get out into the garden.
Warmer weather is on the way in Minnesota this weekend and that may have residents itching to get into their gardens. Adam Del Rosso shows whether it's still too early to start planting.
The sun is shining, spring is here and that means it's time for many Minnesota homeowners to tend to the yard or garden. And if using fertilizer or pesticides is a part of your plan, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture has some important reminders.
The sun is shining, spring is here and that means it's time for many homeowners to tend to the yard or garden. And if using fertilizer or pesticides is a part of your plan, the Minnesota Department of Agriculture has some important reminders.
In the United States, there are 13 different towns named Long Beach. The one in Minnesota is the smallest, but it's found a colorful way to stand out.
Georgia is known for growing peaches, Florida for oranges. But what about Minnesota?
The once-polluted garden plot is one step closer to a comeback.
As Minnesotans gear up for the growing season, the University of Minnesota has a warning about where you buy your plants.
As Minnesotans gear up for growing season, the University of Minnesota has a warning about where you buy your plants. WCCO's John Lauritsen talked with researchers about the damage that can be done.
As the snow melts and Spring arrives, many Minnesotans are ready to dig into gardening season.
Kirsten Mitchell speaks with a master gardener ahead of growing season.
The official start of spring is still several weeks away, but some of you may already be dreaming about garden season. Heather Johnson from Bachman’s breaks down what you need to know.
More and more hotels are growing gardens not just for aesthetic purposes, but also for fresh foods and activities that give a taste of the relaxation gardening can bring.
Researchers at the University of Minnesota are looking at the best ways to battle an invasive plant spreading across our forests — buckthorn.
Too little water though can cause symptoms of heat stress like reddened or drooping leaves.
If not properly managed, the heat can wreak havoc on or lawns and landscaping. David Schuman has what you need to know this summer to have the best-looking yard on your block.
Public schools in Wisconsin are turning to indoor gardens to get fresh produce to their cafeteria tables.
Heather Johnson from Bachman’s discusses how growing your own food is easy, fun and educational for the whole family.
If you're looking to plant annuals, Laura Mathews with Tangletown Gardens in Minneapolis says to be careful right now.
A day like Sunday was a prefect one to get out in the yard and do some prep for spring and summer — but there’s still some gardening work that’s still too early to do. David Schuman spoke to experts about the common mistakes people make when the weather gets warm this early.
