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How to Select a Crabapple
Crabapple is the most popular small tree in North Dakota. Lots of cultivars are available. Here is how to select the best one for you!
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The Toughest Shrubs
Are you looking for a tough shrub? Consider these "gas station" plants!
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Let's Grow a Great Lawn!
Now is the time to improve your lawn. September is the best month to sow seed, fertilize, kill weeds and aerate your lawn.
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Wormfree Apples
The #1 apple pest in North Dakota is emerging now. Let's be prepared and trap them.
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Hunting for Grubs
Do you have mysterious holes appearing in your lawn? You might have hungry skunks or raccoons visiting you at night.
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Apples for North Dakota
Apple is the #1 fruit grown by gardeners in North Dakota. The following are some of the best cultivars for our state.
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It's Apple Picking Time!
The apple harvest is underway. Learn how to harvest and store the leading fruit crop of North Dakota.
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Apricots for North Dakota
Apricots are loved for their delicate blossoms in spring and their golden fruits in summer. Here are some tips and recommended cultivars for North Dakota.
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Crabapple Fruits for North Dakota
The tart flavor of crabapple makes it popular for canning and in making jellies. This fruit is grown just like apples. Here are some tips and recommended cultivars for gardeners in North Dakota.
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Raspberries for North Dakota
Raspberry is a popular fruit that is easy to grow in North Dakota. Plant both summer- and fall-bearing types to extend your harvest. Here are some tips and recommended cultivars for gardeners in North Dakota.
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