gardening

When bringing plants inside for the chill, keep an eye out for those little stowaways that might tag along for the ride.

Imagine walking through the neighborhood, and suddenly, lilacs are back in bloom this September. What’s behind this surprising turn in our gardens?

Who knew that a household staple could double as garden armor? It's the unexpected twist every gardener needs.

A Slinky on a bird feeder? Yep, it’s a quirky yet effective way to keep those pesky squirrels at bay, bringing a little fun to gardening chores.

Thistles seem to be taking over lawns this year, and it's got folks feeling pretty frustrated. Let's talk about why these pesky plants just won't go away.

It smells like either death, rotting fish, sweaty socks or a combination of all three.

Uncover the hidden risks of potato plants producing poisonous fruits resembling cherry tomatoes. Stay informed to protect your family from accidental ingestion.

Interestingly enough, it turns out that this is less a horror story, and more of a love story—between the ants and the peonies.

Now I believe we might be still a LITTLE early for rhubarb harvesting, BUT if you have a plant that's ready by all means enjoy! The window for great rhubarb is a short one, so we've got to enjoy this summertime treat when we can!

I've noticed some pretty purple flowers in yards all around our neighborhood. And then I learned that they're actually a type of invasive flower that Minnesotans need to get out of their yard!