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Butterflies resting on a pollinator plant.

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Beautify Your Garden and Better the Environment with Pollinator Plants

Pollinators play an important role.

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Get Growing with Spring Gardening Classes at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum

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The Key to Getting Healthy? Gardening

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Dreaming About Next Summer's Garden? Visit the Andersen Horticultural Library

"Beyond Rosemary, Basil and Thyme" author Theresa Mieseler and her husband. The two operate Shady Acres Herb Farm together.

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Shady Acres Gardener Pens Book on the History of Herbs

Theresa Mieseler's "Beyond Rosemary, Basil and Thyme" features history, uses, propagation, recipes, DIY projects and stories—all about herbs.

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These Common Hydrangeas Make a Great Addition to Your Garden

Hydrangeas are versatile, easy to grow and a wonderful addition to any garden landscape.

A pink flower from Bachman's, votes Best Florist in the Best of Southwest Metro 2019 readers' choice survey.

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Bachman’s by the Numbers

Get the digits for Eden Prairie’s Bachman’s.

A woman holds a leaf from a white oak tree backlit by the sun.

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Landscape Arboretum Director Taps White Oak as Top Native Tree

White oak is native from central Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico and will be resilient to climate change.

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How to Grow Fruit in Your Backyard

Fruit trees are a popular option for homeowners who want a new way to ornament their gardens and to yield a bounty of produce.

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How to Get Your Soil Ready for Spring Planting

Healthy soil is key to the success of a garden.

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Native Irish Plants You Can Grow in Minnesota

No luck of the Irish needed to grow plants of Ireland.

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Got the Winter Blues? Try Growing This Indoor Plant

The snake plant is just one of a large variety on indoor plants available that add to our health and wellbeing.

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Start an Indoor Garden with February's Book Picks

It’s February—both a short month and a long one at the same time. Are you itching to start gardening? Do you crave fresh greens? It’s cold outside, but you can grow a variety of sprouts and microgreens in your house while you’re waiting for outdoor gardening season to begin.