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A time to grow
I had a variety of topics from which to choose this week, however I choose gardening. I did not choose it because summer has begun; I chose it with hopes that you will read this column on a nice day ...
Posted on 5/28/09 at 5:25 AM
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Don’t give up yet on planting tulip bulbs

Q: We received an arrangement of tulips when my mother-in-law passed away. What can I do with the bulbs? There are about seven flowers with the petals falling off. I would like to plant the flowers, but I am not sure what to do.

By Don Kinzler , March 12, 2010

Sprouting tulips should be left alone in the cold

Q: I have two maple trees, but only one leafed out last year. They both had buds. I suspect the one froze out.

By Ron Smith , March 10, 2010

Let's get growing - learn about gardens

It’s that time of year again. Spring is just around the corner, seeds are ordered, and local master gardener groups are gearing up for their annual education days.

By By Robin Trott, Extension Educator , March 10, 2010

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‘Pickle Bill’ workshop planned

‘Pickle Bill’ workshop planned WALNUT GROVE — “Peddling Your Pickles Safely?” is a workshop for those interested in learning about the requirements of the Minnesota “Pickle Bill” legislation. The workshop will be from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., April 28, at the Walnut Grove Community Center, 311 6th St.

By Daily Globe , March 09, 2010

Start thinking about planting seeds for your garden

FARGO - Spring seems like a long way off, but in the gardening world, it is closer than we think. Seed catalogs are out, which gives the avid gardener an itch this time of year.

By NDSU Extension Service , March 06, 2010

Hortiscope: Broadleaf control may not help strawberry crop

Q: My son and I are growing some purple wood sorrel. Somehow a pink variegated plant popped up. I was wondering if you had ever seen this variety.

By Ron Smith , January 27, 2010

Forcing bulbs

Those first few flakes of winter have fallen and melted (and fallen again!). The turtlenecks and sweaters have made their way to my dresser and I am eagerly looking forward to the coming season… until it lasts forever.

By By Robin Trott, Extension Educator , October 28, 2009

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Northern hardy garden mums

Autumn is a wonderful time in the flower garden. Autumn joy sedum, fall blooming asters, coreopsis and goldenrod abound, but my favorites by far are chrysanthemums.

By By Robin Trott, Extension Educator , September 23, 2009

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Conference offers youth perspective on gardening programs

Conference offers youth perspective on gardening programs CHANHASSEN — Put a kid in a garden and watch what grows! A bountiful harvest of self-esteem, responsibility, love of nature and positive work ethic, are just a few of the amazing bumper “crops.”

September 18, 2009

Park Rapids area CSA fields bumper crop

Park Rapids area CSA fields bumper crop PARK RAPIDS, Minn. - The summer that never was drove people off the lakes, bike trails and parks. But the garden gods smiled down upon the region.

By Sarah Smith , September 07, 2009

Lakes and Valley CSA serves 87 homes with an abundance of unique crops

Lakes and Valley CSA serves 87 homes with an abundance of unique crops The summer that never was drove people off the lakes, bike trails and parks. But the garden gods smiled down upon the region. South of town, at the Lakes and Valley CSA, the five-acre organic farm Anne Morgan tends with her husband and staff, the berries flourished, the melons are abundant and unusual crops sprang to life.

By Sarah Smith , September 05, 2009

Add some zing to green beans

While fresh green beans are available most of the year, their peak season is May to October. They are now available at local farmers markets, and I’ve been taking advantage of their abundance.

By Andrea Hunter Halgrimson , September 02, 2009

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Pruning vines promotes ripening

If your melons, pumpkins, or tomatoes that have set on enough fruit to supply your needs for the year, it is OK to prune off the ends of the vine.

By Kyle Schulz, Master Gardener , August 26, 2009

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Gardening calendars available through BC Extension office

The award winning 12-month gardening calendar (9 x 12 inches, 30 pages, spiral bound) is filled with new, full-color photographs that highlight each month.

August 21, 2009

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Gardeners wanted for NDSU project

North Dakota State University is looking for 200 families to test new vegetable varieties.

By Forum staff reports , August 12, 2009

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