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THE NEW FORTY Closer to God's heart...
If I was ever in a situation where I had to decide what to do with the last days, weeks or months of my life, I know exactly what I would do. I think there are lots of folks who have bucket lists with...
Posted on 5/26/12 at 6:36 PM
FARGO SCHOOL TALK Fourth graders plant seeds of knowledge at Bennett
Fourth graders at Bennett Elementary have put new plant science knowledge to use, in a large garden on the schools south side near the playground. Yesterday afternoon, around 100 students, staff, P...
Posted on 5/24/12 at 9:07 AM
THE DIRT: THE REAL DIRT ON GARDENING FROM A MASTER GARDENER IN MOORHEAD, MINNESOTA Hopeful for the weekend
I have high hopes for getting some gardening done this weekend, and it looks like the weather might just be perfect (knock on wood). I have LOTS of dandelions to dig out (I just hate those buggers) a...
Posted on 5/11/12 at 8:04 AM
WHILE YOU WERE Homegrown Day 3: Power trios, Booms and Big Bands
I'm going to use the word "adorable" here and I don't mean it in a condescending chin-chuck, pat on the head way. On Tuesday night something truly wonderful happened at Teatro Zuccone and it was ador...
Posted on 5/2/12 at 12:37 PM
PEACE GARDEN MAMA writing wednesdsays: map lovers unite
Hello. My name is Roxane Salonen, and I love maps. It hasn't always been this way though. I used to detest them. Find out what changed on Peace Garden Writer today! (Um, yes, you with the coffee m...
Posted on 4/18/12 at 12:01 AM
Hortiscope: Cut diseased branches to control canker 
Q: We have a 25- to 30-foot spruce tree that has some dead or dying lower branches. At the point where the limbs connect to the trunk, there is considerable white sap oozing out.
By Ron Smith , May 18, 2012
Hortiscope: Soil sample test can reveal tips for growing
Q: I would like to have my soil tested for recommendations on how to improve it.
How do I find you? How much soil should I bring? Also, my pear trees are blooming, but there don’t seem to be any bugs around to help with pollination.
What should I do?
By Ron Smith , May 11, 2012
Homegrown Green event Saturday in Fargo
FARGO – First Assembly of God Church is hosting a Homegrown Green Event Saturday at the church.
By Forum staff reports , May 10, 2012
It's My Job: Baker greenhouse manager offers tips for gardeners
FARGO – Sheri Steckler, greenhouse manager and garden maintenance supervisor for Baker Garden & Gift in Fargo, didn’t always think she would work with plants for a living.
By Angie Wieck , May 06, 2012
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Areavoices: Fargo Library presents gardening series starting May 8
Spring is here, are you ready to start digging in your garden? Beginning next week, the Fargo Public Library kicks off a three-part series focused on gardening.
May 04, 2012
High tunnel, low cost
Felton, Minn. - From a distance, it looks like a giant snake skeleton against the blue Minnesota sky.
But drive closer, and you realize this is a high tunnel like few others.
By Tammy Swift , May 04, 2012
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Hortiscope: Tomatoes are favorites, but also fussy
Q: I have been reading your columns and enjoy them very much. I am wondering if you can help me with a problem that I have been having with my tomato plants for the past four years. I buy them through a reputable garden center in Minot, so I know they are not diseased plants. I am having trouble with them drying up.
By Ron Smith , May 04, 2012
Minnesota man writes book on straw bale gardening
FARGO - If you want a garden, but hate the work that comes with it, or if you love gardening but are no longer physically able to do it, a different method could solve your problems.
By Tracy Frank , April 30, 2012
Hortiscope: Most grasses need sun
Q: We have an area of lawn that doesn’t get a lot of sunlight because of tall trees and a neighbor’s new fence. The grass is dying even though we water and fertilize the area. Some areas have been dead for years along the side of the house. With the new fence put up by our new neighbor, even grass away from the house is dying. Is there a grass that would flourish in really shady areas?
By Ron Smith , April 27, 2012
Dorothy Collins’ garden clippings collected in book
As anyone living in the Red River Valley can attest, gardening in one of the coldest climates of the United States isn’t easy.
By Forum staff reports , April 21, 2012
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Hortiscope: Soil sample may explain stunted tree growth
Q: I have looked forward to reading your column for years and hope you can give me some advice with a problem. We live on a farm southwest of Jamestown. There is a spot in our yard that is an ideal location for a tree to grow. However, every tree that we’ve planted on the site doesn’t die but never grows taller.
By Ron Smith , April 20, 2012
Scenery greenery: Terrariums bring bit of outdoors to your table top
FARGO - An escape into a lush green world is what many of us need this time of year – even if it’s a miniature one. Do-it-yourselfers and indoor gardeners are putting a modern twist on indoor terrariums, little landscapes that bring a piece of the outdoors to your tabletop.
By Heidi Shaffer , April 19, 2012
Ornamental shrubs with edible berries a great addition to garden
So planting fever has grabbed you, and you’re heading out to your favorite nursery or thumbing through a catalog to see what’s available in shrubs.
Decisions, decisions. Should your shrubs offer tasty berries or good looks?
No need to choose between the two; there are plenty of shrubs that are ornamental and bear edible berries as well.
By Lee Reich, For The Associated Press , April 18, 2012
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Floriade
Flowers, garden trends from around the world on display as horticultural expo opens in Holland
Venlo, Netherlands - The sun is shining, trees are budding, and flowers are unfurling their brilliant petals a bit earlier than planned, thanks to an early Dutch spring and the hundreds of gardeners putting finishing touches on Floriade, the once-a-decade world horticultural exposition.
By Associated Press , April 15, 2012
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