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THE NEW FORTY The season of dirty fingernails - garden therapy 2013.
I have concluded that my mental health is greatly improved by a day out in the garden. Yesterday was my first real concentrated effort in garden therapy and in the few short hours I invested I was rem...
Posted on 5/18/13 at 11:16 AM
THE DIRT: THE REAL DIRT ON GARDENING FROM A MASTER GARDENER IN MOORHEAD, MINNESOTA The year of the garden
That's what this is going to be. Or, perhaps more accurately, I could call it "The Summer of the Chores." :) I'm starting to get really jazzed for the coming gardening season--does that happen to you...
Posted on 2/11/13 at 9:36 AM
STAFF BLOG THE AREA VOICES COMMUNITY Look where I found some quirky and fun cakes - Areavoices Digest #86
What is this a picture of? It's a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, right? Wrong. Look again. It's actually a peanut butter and jelly sandwich...
Posted on 8/15/12 at 4:05 PM
TIME AT THE TABLE Edible Classroom Begins
Want something educational for your child to do while you shop at the MitchellFarmers' Market? Our Edible Classroom is a 4 week session for children going into grades 3-5 from 10-11 am during the Mar...
Posted on 7/13/12 at 2:01 PM
MODERN-DAY JANE Watching the sky for giants.
My grand plan for this summer was to, each day, spend a little time on one subject - math, science, handwriting, history/geography. So far, that hasn't happened exactly as planned, probably partially ...
Posted on 6/22/12 at 1:27 PM
CHEF JEFF: Tomatoes are popular and plentiful at this time of year 
What’s the most popular garden vegetable in America? If you guessed the tomato, you’re not alone.
August 29, 2012
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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
A growing generosity: Garden tended by volunteers produced 500 pounds of food this year
The corn, tomatoes and potatoes growing outside of the Human Nutrition Research Center in Grand Forks aren’t part of an experiment or study.
The vegetables are a portion of the center’s People’s Garden. The People’s Garden is an initiative started three years ago by Tom Vilsack, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture.
By Brandi Jewitt , August 26, 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: Annual Grand Forks Horticulture Society garden tour on tap July 21-22
Despite the heat and drought conditions, which have plagued the region for much of the summer, local gardeners are preparing their flower gardens for the 28th annual garden tour.
By Darrel Koehler , July 15, 2012
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PRAIRIE GARDENER: Tiptoeing through the tulips — and more
Floriade, a world horticulture event occurring once in a decade, opened earlier this spring in Venlo, the Netherlands. It’s billed as the greatest flower show on Earth and will run through Oct. 7.
By Darrel Koehler , April 28, 2012
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UPDATE: Freeze warning lifted, temperatures warming
UPDATED 8:41 A.M.Temperatures dropped into the 20s in many areas through sunrise this morning, and light winds did not helped, the National Weather Service office in Grand Forks says. A freeze warning in effect until 8 a.m. has expired for the Red River Valley region.
By Herald Staff Report , September 15, 2011
LLOYD OMDAHL: The summer of 2011 gets a D-minus
This has not been a good summer, which is more than a mere disappointment. For someone running out of summers, it’s a catastrophe.
By Lloyd Omdahl , September 05, 2011
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Minnesota grower aims for great pumpkins
A Minnesota grower is vying to break the state record with his jumbo-sized jack-o-lantern.
By Kim Ode , September 04, 2011
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'I NEVER HAD PAIN LIKE THAT': Arizona man, 86, Arizona man describes shears impaling eye socket
Surgeon: 'It was a bit overwhelming'An 86-year-old Arizona man had just finished trimming plants in his backyard when he fell face-first into his pruning shears, sending one of the handles through his right eye socket and halfway into his head.
By Amanda Lee Myers , August 30, 2011
PRAIRIE GARDENER: The best time to divide irises is late August through September
With August soon history, many gardeners are starting fall preparations in their gardens. While we still have more than a month of summer left to enjoy, autumn is just around the corner for those of us who will soon start winter preparation as well.
By Darrel Koehler , August 28, 2011
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JEFF TIEDEMAN: Grow your own
Garden veggies add value to pocketbook, taste buds, health.
April 27, 2011
ADDICTED TO DIRT: Media gardening master Rebecca Kolls part of Gardening Saturday
Master gardener Rebecca Kolls will bring her ever-growing experience with vegetables and flowers to East Grand Forks on Saturday.
By Ann Bailey , April 07, 2011
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Poinsettias: ‘A beautiful plant, but you have to work for it’
All Seasons and UMC start working in the summer to get the plants ready for the holidays. It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas at All Seasons Garden Center, but the vibrant red and white poinsettias that now line the greenhouse were nothing more than short, green stems when they were shipped from a California farm in July.
December 15, 2010
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