Now that the Halloween decorations are packed away, you may have started thinking about the holidays and asked yourself what you can do to set the mood. First, draw attention to the front door. Maybe position a pair of lanterns on either side of the entryway to set the scene for your special occasion or… Read More
Tips to Help Birds Survive in the Winter
It is both rewarding and entertaining to watch birds at your feeders and the kids will love it, too! Besides providing food for the birds, some shelter and protection is another great way to help get them through the long, cold winter months. Instead of throwing your Christmas tree in the compost bin, stake or tie… Read More
Winter Holiday Traditions
Welcome to Winter! Time to take part in traditions and celebrate the holidays we look forward to each year. Family, friends and loved ones are so important, and now is the best time to create ways to show how you care and inspire them for generations to come. Decorating your space for all to enjoy… Read More
Fall Gardening & Preparing for Winter
Fall is the best time to seed and feed your lawn. Add plenty of moisture to your lawn, as well as your trees and perennials. They need that extra hydration to store-up for the winter and to have a good show next year. Keep the color going. Add a touch of fall to your landscape… Read More
Winter Birds in Minnesota
As you prepare for the holiday season, be it Christmas, Hanukah, or another celebration, don’t forget our winter birds! The juncos arrive in October and with their slate colored backs and white undersides, they blend nicely into the gray skies and snowy landscape. The males stay in Minnesota, but the females and young ones go… Read More
Spice Up Your Indoor Space During Winter
If you want to spice up your indoor space during the world of winter, think about decorating with tropical plants like orchids, or color cyclamen, and the many varieties of green plants that are available right now. There are different types of foliage plants that have variegated colors on their leaves. Maybe a silver-leaf philodendron,… Read More