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I laughed out loud at the newest garden ‘controversy’ chronicled in the Home+Garden section of the Star Tribune paper earlier this month. It is supposedly between the urban hip, organic-vegetable-growing, twenty-something blogging male and the MAWG, the middle-aged woman gardener, aka, the ornamental garden fetishist.

Usually by this time in January we are up to our ears.......er, necks.........er at least ankles in snow!  In this strange winter of 2011-2012, we are struggling to find any snow!  We did however, find enough snow at Quarry Park and Warner Lake park to make a valiant effort at grooming.  The crack grooming staff here was able to pull together enough snow for one little track at each of those parks.  I hear it's even better today with the unexpected bit of white stuff we got overnight.  We may take a crack at grooming Mississippi and Wildwood/Kraemer Lake Parks tomorrow, if the snow doesn't melt by then.  Please check out our web page for...

Tuesday, February 7th if the Official Day!

Hello, Everyone. It’s a new year, it’s a new climate—how ‘bout this weather?—and I have lots of new things in the garden world to share with you.

Recycle Your Holiday Program can help!

Got Resolutions?

Here is some interactive trivia~

Thursday, January 5th, 2012

Tri-County Staff & Drop Off Site are Moving!

Maybe you have embraced an outside-the box approach to holiday plants. In addition to new colors on the old standby poinsettia there are many beauties from which to choose. These are great for decoration and good for gifts.