"No Mow May" might help pollinators, but can cause problems down the line for your lawn. You can still help both.
Yard and Garden News
These native trees are likely to thrive in the Twin Cities' future climate while supporting the small critters that make up the foundation of our ecosystem.
Now that most Minnesotans can see their lawns again after a record-breaking winter, some aren’t too happy with what the melt has revealed. People are noticing big, juicy white grubs feeding on their lawns.
Tropical milkweed is one type of milkweed advertised to support monarchs. But it has a complex and likely negative impact on the butterflies.
Advice on what to plant in the understory of your backyard woods for the greater Twin Cities metro region.
Findings from a 2022 study of compost use in community gardens suggest probably none.
With the springtime increase in temperature you may begin to notice insects in your home. Most of these insects are harmless, but they can be annoying when many of them are present.
Winter damage can affect your plants, trees and shrubs. Learn how to protect them and help them recover.
Keep trees and shrubs healthy as the seasons change. Make it a goal to prune trees and shrubs annually.
Extension researchers screened varieties of broccoli for tolerance to common diseases, as well as environmental challenges like warm fall nights and high heat in the summer.