Common Wealth
Plymouth neighbors cultivate flowers — and friendships — for nearly 40 years
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Plymouth neighbors cultivate flowers — and friendships — for nearly 40 years
Good fences make good neighbors, but so do great gathering places
Enthusiasts come to the rescue of Minnesota’s state flower
Twin Cities families bring fun and games to their backyards
Can’t wait to get your hands in the dirt? You can rush the season
The fall...
Is my break from gardening. – 55%
Means a lot of work in my garden. – 45%
Is the most crucial time for my garden. – 0%
Is when my garden looks its best. – 0%
Minnesota Landscaping 2007
The Minnesota Nursery and Landscape Association announces its Honor and Certificate of Merit Award winners for 2007. See pictures of winning projects, and pick up tips for a landscaping project of your own.
Mulch is your friend.
Protect your plants from winter elements and weeds by spreading a 3 to 4-inch layer of organic mulch over your garden. Shredded bark or wood chips work great. While adding protection, it will also help your plants grow by insulating the plants’ roots.
Rosemary
