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Models suggest that significant cold has passed, things are starting to green up and soil is warming. While this warm winter causing growers stress about what diseases and insects will do this spring, this early spring can provide rare...
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Photo: A few sporadic weeds in a fall strawberry patch are normal, even with excellent weed control. Photo: Annie Klodd
Four useful tactics to reduce next year's weed management demand include:
● Removing weeds before they shed...
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Whether for survival or fun, foraging can be a great way to supplement your diet with plants that are not only delicious but can also be healthy.
Foraging in your own backyard
Although it may be illegal in some cities in Minnesota to...
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Keep scouting for plant issues, especially on your more long-term perennial plants. Continue to water the root areas of plants as cooler temperatures occur to help plants move into dormancy.
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For all the gardeners who are music lovers: 'Beatlemania' spring sedge or mop-headed sedge.
“Ground cover” can mean several things. It can be a type of mulch, hardscape materials like patio block, or a growing plant. Ground covers can...
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