Angela Grill, a wildlife biologist from Three Rivers Park District, joins me to talk about the importance of diversity in our landscapes.

Are you looking for something healthy to grow indoors during our Minnesota winters? Matt Arends of Spring Lake Farms joins me today to teach you how to grow microgreens.

Every gardener wants to know our Minnesota winter forecast. Our plants depend on a deep layer of snow to make it through our cold temperatures.

Sven Sundgaard details what we can expect this winter for snow and temperatures here in Minnesota.

Thea Evans from the University of Minnesota Bee Lab joins me this week to talk about overwintering insects in our landscape. We discuss why they are important to protect, how they benefit our ecosystem, and what we can do to support them.

Megan Gilger is the founder of Fresh Exchange and joins us today discussing thankfulness and reflection in our gardening.

Learn how to seed prairie seed, bee lawns, and turf with James Wolfin from Metro Blooms.

Bird feeding is a wonderful Minnesota pastime - especially through COVID. The incomparable Laura Erickson teaches us how to best attract birds, what to feed, and how to feed our back yard birds.

Burr Oak Blight is a fungus affecting burr oaks throughout Minnesota. In this episode, you'll learn what you can do about Burr Oak Blight (BOB). 

John Larson grows garlic at Linden Lars Farms in Miron, Minnesota. He joins us today to talk everything from purchasing garlic to plant, plant, harvesting, and storing. A great episode with a lot of Minnesota-specific info for you.

I decided to switch the garlic episode to next week and this week we are focusing on fall cleanups - and the ethics of what we do in our gardens and home landscape this time of year.