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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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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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Bee Friendly
Bees in ND are threatened by economic development and mites. Learn how to promote bee activity in your yard.
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Boxelder bugs are swarming
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Caring for Your Lawn in October
Winter is coming. It's time to prepare our lawns for the cold weather ahead of us. The following are some options for mowing, killing weeds, sowing seeds, and fertilizing our lawns in October.
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Cherry Plums for North Dakota
Cherry plums were developed to survive the extreme weather of the northern Great Plains. They are extremely hardy (Zone 3), resist drought, and will bear fruit after one to two years. Here are some tips and recommended cultivars for gardeners in 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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Discover diervilla
A tough shrub with striking beauty
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First impressions
The first fall colors are on display. A look at Hot Wings® tatarian maple.
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Frost Threatens Gardens
Jack Frost is threatening our gardens. Learn which plants need protection and how to protect them.
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