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Master Gardener: Get ready for garlic (opens the original)
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I love garlic! I put garlic in just about everything! And it is so easy to grow — just a small piece of your garden will provide you with enough garlic that you'll never want to buy it at the store again. Garlic planting time is coming up soon, and here's what you need to know to have a successful garlic harvest next year. First, choose a sunny location and prepare the soil. Turn the soil and clean up whatever may have been growing there earlier in the season. Amend the soil with compost or well
Master Gardener: Extending the harvest season (opens the original)
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Fall is almost officially here, and in the North Country, that means our growing season is just about over. We've already had frost advisories, and your garden may already have been touched by frost if you live in a low-lying area. I've already been harvesting the last of my zucchini and cucumbers and feeling a little sad that summer is coming to an end. But your vegetable harvest need not be ending just yet! A lot of cool weather crops like carrots, beets, lettuce and various other greens won't
Master Gardener: Soft landings for pollinators is a new approach to landscaping with native plants (opens the original)
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As autumn approaches and the gardening season winds down, here's a project you might consider that you can start this fall (and use up lots of fallen leaves), let sit over the winter, and finish in the spring! “Soft Landings” is a landscaping approach that supports butterfly and moth larvae (caterpillars), provides pollen for our native bees and other pollinators, and supports other beneficial insects like ladybugs and soldier beetles that are predators of problematic insects. If you have a larg
Master Gardener: Current members share insights (opens the original)
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It's officially recruitment season for the Master Gardener Volunteer Internship class for 2027! As a means of recruitment, current Beltrami County Master Gardeners share what's important to them and what they love most about the MG program. We hope you'll feel inspired to apply after reading their stories. Kathleen G. has been gardening for over 30 years. "I love teaching first-time gardeners to appreciate watching things grow and how their ideas can be realized when they put the plants in the g
Master Gardener: Becoming a Master Gardener volunteer (opens the original)
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Ever thought about becoming a Master Gardener? Maybe our articles have inspired you, or maybe you've called the gardening hotline or met some of us at an event and thought, "That looks like fun!" Besides being a fun way to learn about horticulture and meet like-minded gardeners, the Master Gardener Volunteer Program is an important part of the Minnesota Extension Service. Master Gardeners help to build healthier communities by their participation in many volunteer activities that support educati
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