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Tim Clemens of Ironwood Foraging joins me for this week's episode of Minnesota Gardening Podcast. Tim was awesome to talk with about foraging in an urban setting .Tim and I talk about the ethics of foraging, what people need to know getting started, and why foraging is a critical part of our culture.Learn more at MinnesotaGardening.com.QUICK HUDDLE!!!!Excited to bring you MinnesotaGardening.com's Quick Huddle! Schedule a quick, ten minute FaceTime or Zoom call (a time may even be available ri...

Purchase STILL: The Art of Noticing on Bookshop.orgI can't even begin to tell you how much I loved this interview. Mary Jo Hoffman started StillBlog.net with a personal project in 2012 to post one photo of nature each day on a white background.It was met with resounding praise and she is still going. Having been featured on Marth Stewart, Midwest Living, Better Homes & Gardens and many more, Mary Jo is just a treasure.In this episode of the Minnesota Gardening Podcast, we explore nature, ...

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Winter is an unfortunately forgotten season in our cold-climate landscapes. Today, Cathy Rees is guiding us on how to best take advantage of winter in our newest episode of Minnesota Gardening Podcast.Cathy takes us on a deep dive through her new book Winterland and how we can best utilize this wonderful and beautiful season.Learn more at MinnesotaGardening.com.QUICK HUDDLE!!!!Excited to bring you MinnesotaGardening.com's Quick Huddle! Schedule a quick, ten minute FaceTime or Zoom call (a tim...

We have had an incredibly unseasonable December with temps many degrees above normal across the state.In some places, this has caused plants to break dormancy and start growing. In this episode I teach all about how plants enter and exit dormancy and what consequences we may face for the plants breaking dormancy early this winter.Learn more.

Our family has a tradition of winter sowing every year between Christmas and New Years. It is a wonderful - CHEAP - way to grow native perennials that are ready to plant in early summer.Michelle Mero Riedel, a master gardener and teach on Winter Sowing - joins me today to share all about winter sowing and how you can find success for your landscape.Learn more at MinnesotaGardening.com.QUICK HUDDLE!!!!Excited to bring you MinnesotaGardening.com's Quick Huddle! Schedule a quick, ten minute Face...