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Gift ideas for gardeners
These gifts will bring happiness to your friends and family.
Located in Flowers and Houseplants / Documents
Frost Threatens Gardens
Jack Frost is threatening our gardens. Learn which plants need protection and how to protect them.
Located in Vegetables / Documents
How to Grow Giant Onions
Giant plants make giant onion bulbs. Your onion plants need to be big when they begin to form their bulbs. Bulb formation begins in late April to early May in North Dakota.
Located in Vegetables / Documents
Growing Garlic in North Dakota
Fall is the time to plant garlic, and now is the time to purchase your bulbs.
Located in Vegetables / Documents
Hungry Hares
Strategies to protect your vegetable garden from rabbits.
Located in Vegetables / Documents
The New Leader in Asparagus
‘Millennium’ has emerged as the top choice of asparagus varieties in the Midwest. It’s high yielding, long lived, cold hardy, and adaptable to a wide range of soils.
Located in Vegetables / Documents
Youth Gardening Grants
North Dakota State University Extension will make grants up to $750 available on a competitive basis to support youth gardening projects in North Dakota.
Located in Vegetables / Documents
The Toughest Shrubs
Are you looking for a tough shrub? Consider these "gas station" plants!
Located in Trees and Shrubs / Documents
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.
Located in Fruits / Documents
It's Apple Picking Time!
The apple harvest is underway. Learn how to harvest and store the leading fruit crop of North Dakota.
Located in Fruits / Documents
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