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Dakota Gardener: A thankful gardener

By Carrie Knutson, Horticulture agent NDSU Extension – Grand Forks County The gardening season has officially ended. Hopefully, you have everything ready for winter and are ready to enjoy the holiday season. As I prepare for the holiday season, I am also[...]

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On This Day | The Start of Something Still With Us!

The garden is located along the bank of the Mouse river and it was irrigated. Berries need much water, Mr. Lowe states. In the early winter, after the ground is frozen, the berry plants [...]Read More... from On This Day | The[...]

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On This Day | Growing a Green House

Geo. Valker, until recently of the firm of Valker & Ekman, florists, of this city, has secured a long lease on the Lottie Scofield property south of the Elk property, corner of Main and [...]Read More... from On This Day | Growing[...]

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Peace Garden honours Manitoba horticultural hero with new landscaping project

At the International Peace Garden, a new project is taking root—one that honors Manitoba horticulturist Frank Skinner, whose cold-resistant plants transformed northern landscapes. The redesign around the Errick Willis Pavilion will feature native seeds, colorful trees, and pathways connecting key parts of[...]

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On This Day | The Land of Big and Tall Produce

THEY GROW BIG CUCUMBERS Down in Trail county, Henry Meyer of Eldorado raised a cucumber that weighs four pounds and four ounces.IN THE HILLSBORO vicinity E. A. Nelson has corn measuring 14 feet tall, [...]Read More... from On This Day | The[...]

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Where Modern Art Meets Wild Prairie

In the heart of Philadelphia, where traffic and concrete usually dominate, a new kind of public space has quietly taken root. Calder Gardens brings together sculptor Alexander Calder, architect Herzog & de Meuron, and garden designer Piet Oudolf to create something more[...]