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Dakota Gardener: Olla watering

Olla watering is a very old form of irrigation using clay pots that are buried in the soil and filled with water.

Dakota Gardener: A million miles an hour

In trees’ first few years, they’re establishing themselves, developing their crowns and their root systems, but then they go through a massive growth spurt.

Dakota Gardener: Do not buy ladybugs

Instead of buying sleeping lady beetles from California, it makes more sense to provide an environment that is inviting to our local lady beetles.

Dakota Gardener: Giving okra a go

Okra is usually thought of as a southern vegetable but with a little knowledge we can grow it in our northern gardens.

Dakota Gardener: Between the pages

The science of tree rings, forest ecology research, and the search for the world's tallest tree are just a few of the topics discussed in the books read by NDSU Extension Forester, Joe Zeleznik.

Dakota Gardener: Knocking at the door

Now that emerald ash borer has been found close to North Dakota, people with ash trees need to make some decisions about controlling this invasive insect.

Dakota Gardener: For peat moss sake

Peat moss is used as a soil amendment because of its water holding capacity, and at the same time, it promotes water drainage.

Dakota Gardener: Technically speaking

Technical terminology does help with communication, especially when describing tree species and for professionals working with tree measurements.

Dakota Gardener: Give gardening a try

Gardening is a great way to get in more physical activity along with growing nutritious foods to incorporate into your daily diet.

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