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REALLY EATING How does your garden grow?
I got the first harvest from my garden last night. Yep, it's only one radish, butin my bookit still counts. Looks like a few days before I'll get another, and I have a lot of weeds to take care of so...
Posted on 6/19/13 at 7:44 AM
EH? PLUS Peek in the neighbor’s garden
Local gardeners are offering the garden-curious a chance to sneak a peek. The Longview Garden Clubs annual self-guided garden tour, A Peek at the Neighbors Spring Gardens, is 4-6 p.m. Sunday. Tickets...
Posted on 6/19/13 at 12:00 AM
PARENT INFORMATION CENTER Weekend Ideas
Weekends are for families: ) Here are some ideas to make the most out of your two day weekends with the kids. 1. Take a hike or go on a bike ride as a family. 2. Join a church and get active in it. ...
Posted on 6/2/13 at 9:41 PM
LET'S TALK KIDS Produce much more than fruit and vegetables out of the family garden
Growing a garden can be both fruitful and educational. In the garden, children can learn many things. First, when you start with tilling the land, children gain large motor skills because the tiller ...
Posted on 6/2/13 at 10:45 AM
TIME AT THE TABLE Summer Garden Dinner June 20
Tickets online now at www.mitchellcure.org Purchase at County Fair, Coborns and Get Fresh starting June 3....
Posted on 5/29/13 at 11:01 AM
Mojito-inspired chicken: Top off your chicken with Grilled Corn Salsa
A few years ago, Tony and I were wondering what we should cook over the Memorial weekend. We knew we wanted to try something different and that we wanted to grill.
By Tony and Sarah Nasello , June 18, 2013
Container gardening tips 
If you can’t have a garden plot, a container garden is a nice alternative. You’ll need pots and containers, potting soil, seeds and seedlings.
By Paulette Tobin , May 19, 2013
Check cold-hardiness before buying plants for Minnesota
The state agriculture department urges consumers to check for viability and cold hardiness before buying trees and shrubs. A new state law makes it easier to determine if a tree, shrub or other landscaping plant will successfully grow in Minnesota.
By Associated Press , May 01, 2013
Goodbye to the Herald’s ‘Prairie Gardener’
Darrel Koehler has decided to spend this spring and summer just gardening, not writing about it. He advised the Herald this week that he would not resume the column this year.
By Chuck Haga , March 07, 2013
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Kay Keehr and Jerry Combs, Grand Forks, letter: Nutrition Lab shows joy, value of gardening
Already this season, these two small plots at the center's garden have produced more than 500 pounds of food for the Northlands Rescue Mission.
By Kay Keehr and Jerry Combs , August 28, 2012
PRAIRIE GARDENER: Gardener thinks of the tropics in August
With all the sweltering heat and blazing sunshine, you would think we were living in the tropics. The tropical look has been growing in popularity in gardening circles, and while it is too late to make any change this year, it might be something to consider next year.
By Darrel Koehler , August 18, 2012
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Nothing fussy about ferns
So many of us have the wrong impression of ferns, including me, who thought that giant Staghorns weren’t really ferns but some sort of epiphyte more closely related to bromeliads or tillandsia.
By Cindy McNatt , August 09, 2012
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PRAIRIE GARDENER: Drought presents gardening challenges
Our tomatoes are drooping, apples are falling prematurely from the tree and the lawns have that brown look. These are all indicators that we are facing the worst drought since 1988, 1956 or the 1930’s, depending on your age and memory.
By Darrel Koehler , August 04, 2012
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PRAIRIE GARDENER: 2012 is a berry good year
The summer of 2012 has been a great year for berries. Gardeners have harvested a whopper strawberry crop, and the raspberries are turning out to do the same.
By Darrel Koehler , July 28, 2012
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Minnesota law to give more inmates green thumbs
Cory Schilling, Minnesota Inmate No. 194695, wasn't expecting much when he started working on the vegetable garden on the grounds of the Red Wing state prison last spring. Gardening plots like the one in Red Wing are likely coming to more Minnesota prisons next spring under a state law that takes effect Wednesday.
By Martiga Lohn , July 27, 2012
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PRAIRIE GARDENER: Classes set for NDSU Extension Service master gardener program
The deadline to register for the 2012 master gardener program is Aug. 1. Classes will kick off Aug. 17 and continue through Oct. 5, according to Ron Smith, North Dakota State University’s Extension Service horticulturist in Fargo.
By Darrel Koehler , July 21, 2012
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Michelle Obama’s ‘American Grown’ plants a healthy seed
“American Grown: The Story of the White House Kitchen Garden and Gardens Across America” by Michelle Obama; Crown ($30)
By Mary Macvean , July 09, 2012
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PRAIRIE GARDENER: White House, mall in Washington have gardens galore
Four years ago, 26 elementary students wielded shovels, rakes, pitchforks and wheelbarrows to help first lady Michelle Obama break ground on the first day of spring for a vegetable and herb garden on the White House grounds.
By Darrel Koehler , June 30, 2012
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PRAIRIE GARDENER: Early freeze slices into Minnesota apple crop
This year’s apple crop has suffered major damage, according to the Minnesota Department of Agriculture. The severe damage is confined mostly to the major apple production areas of southern Minnesota and the Twin Cities area.
By Darrel Koehler , June 09, 2012
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