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Tarah Young

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Indexed articles, last 90 days
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Sep 27, 2026
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Jul 26, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 27, 2026 · Tarah Young

    Growing garlic in Zone 3 (opens the original)

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    That breeze suddenly has a crisp edge to it, and it feels like sweater weather has finally arrived (my favorite time of year!). Most folks assume it’s time to wash the dirt out from under their fingernails and tuck the garden in for the night. While most of our backyard crops are winding down, fall is actually the time to plant garlic. Planting garlic is like planting our spring-blooming flowers. You plant the clove, cover it up to stay there all winter and wait for it to burst through the groun

  2. Article · Aug 14, 2026 · Tarah Young

    The value of native grasses (opens the original)

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    When people think about native plants, colorful wildflowers usually steal the spotlight. Purple coneflowers, blazing stars and milkweeds often get the attention, while native grasses quietly work behind the scenes. These grasses are some of the hardest-working plants in Minnesota's landscapes. In backyard gardens, lakeshores, pastures and prairie restorations, native grasses provide benefits that extend far beyond their appearance. They improve soil health, support wildlife, improve water qualit

  3. Article · Jul 26, 2026 · Tarah Young

    Herbicide damage in gardens is more common than you think (opens the original)

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    Every summer, I receive calls and emails from gardeners wondering what happened to their tomatoes. The leaves are twisted, the stems are bent, and new growth looks more like a corkscrew than a healthy plant. Many assume it's a disease or an insect problem. More often than you might think, the culprit is herbicide injury. Herbicide injury is more common than many gardeners realize, especially where lawns, roadsides and nearby farm fields are treated for weeds. A tiny amount of herbicide carried b

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