Tag: garden

Photos by Andrea Rugg“For me, it’s not about keeping things alive—it’s about keeping them beautiful,” says Myra Peterson, discussing the elaborate flower garden that...

Include these edible flowers in your meals for new summer flavors.

Grow your bug spray, and eat it, too

Behind a mysterious arbor gate lies an exceptional and very personal St. Paul garden

Discover the natural beauty found within the lush and colorful gardens surrounding landscape architect Frank Fitzgerald's Minneapolis home.

Increasing interest in what's being called “food forests” may inspire homeowners to create their own edible backyards.

I’ve been entertaining the garden idea for years. In our previous home, the purpose of the backyard was to give our little boys a place to run and play freely, and provide our friends with a gathering spot for burgers and cold beer.

Take a tour through a St. Paul couple's garden featuring large specimen trees, a secret koi pond, colorful perennials & more than 200 varieties of hostas.

Owner of Munster Rose Jackie Reisenauer takes us inside her home to show how her eclectic living space reflects her romantic and organic style.

The Minnesota Landscape Arboretum debuts its new, summer-long exhibit "Amazing Spaces, Places and Escapes: Re-imagining Treehouses May 27 through Oct. 1.

The Minnesota Landscape Arboretum debuts its new, summer-long exhibit "Amazing Spaces, Places and Escapes: Re-imagining Treehouses May 27 through Oct. 1.

The Minneapolis Sculpture Garden at the Walker Art Center reopens with an 19-acre expansion including, a native-plant meadow, more than 300 trees and more.

Lynn Steiner talks about her love for native plants, and how beneficial they are for gardens and pollinators around the world.

Sandy Lester, a University of Minnesota Master Gardener, walks us through her beautifully planted and tended to garden in Plymouth.

Decades in the making, this St. Paul garden captures the subtle art of abstraction.

To water, or not to water? Learn when you should give your plants another round, and when you should cut them off.

Tips on how to pick out plants hardy enough to survive Minnesota weather.

A couple of easy tests you can do at home to help determine the soil makeup of your yard.

Organic fertilizers can infuse your soil with essential nutrients plants need for continuous and healthy growth.