Grow Herbs Indoors This Spring for Planting Outside
Herbs a great to grow indoors, or you can start them now and transplant them outdoors in your garden once the ground is warm enough.
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Herbs a great to grow indoors, or you can start them now and transplant them outdoors in your garden once the ground is warm enough.
While we have some factors that make spring gardening here in Minnesota a challenge, the situation isn’t hopeless.
Mulch can be as simple as a bale of straw to protect your perennials over winter, or as colorful as recycled glass bits to provide some design interest for your landscape.
Flowers aren’t the only ones producing color in a garden – ornamental foliage plants can be stand-out additions, too.
Don’t relegate your most beautiful flowers to the back yard. A front-yard garden can boost your curb appeal and give a lush and fragrant greeting to your front-door guests.
The front entry provides a unique space for garden plantings which can welcome your guests and make a statement about the owners inside.