Earthworms are classified based on the soil environment in which they live.
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September is the best month to sow seed, fertilize, kill weeds and aerate your lawn.
A little bit of drought stress in August is a good thing for trees.
The disease has caused more than $50 million in losses in the U.S.
Choosing the right plants for an area is important.
Hornworms eat four times their weight every day.
Stumps can provide valuable information and education.
Visiting the Munsinger and Clemens Gardens in St. Cloud, Minn., is an experience.
Sometimes we need to supplement the water that Mother Nature provides.
Your lawn needs about 1 inch of water per week.
Trees are amazing to observe because they go through the same cycle of growth, senescence and dormancy every year.
Bees are responsible for pollinating the majority of our vegetable, fruit and nut crops grown in the U.S.
Pruning tomatoes doesn’t take that much time and is pretty easy to do.
Zucchini is a versatile vegetable.
The NDSU Extension forester discusses the timing of trees’ bud break in the spring.
An NDSU horticulturist offers advice on raised garden beds.
Consider combining ornamentals and edibles in your landscape plantings.
The first step to growing peas is to select the best pea variety.
Trees may have suffered from winter injury or damage from rabbits, voles and deer.
For best control, apply a crabgrass pre-emergent herbicide before the soil reaches an average temperature of 55 F.
The soil is the most important part of your garden.
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