Written collaboratively by Vaughn Reints, Kristine Lang and Rhoda Burrows
Imagine a fresh salad harvested at home, even though snow is piled high outside. Welcome to hydroponics, the soil-free, season-proof way to grow food at home!
Written collaboratively by Vaughn Reints, Kristine Lang and Rhoda Burrows
Imagine a fresh salad harvested at home, even though snow is piled high outside. Welcome to hydroponics, the soil-free, season-proof way to grow food at home!
Horticulture is the branch of plant agriculture dealing with garden crops. In addition to our website, there are many horticulture resources available on the web to provide research-based information to help every gardener succeed.
Many native prairie plants have been used medicinally for generations by the Indigenous peoples of the Northern Great Plains. Sweetgrass and white sagebrush are hardy perennials that have a variety of uses and deep historical significance.
As we continue to see the benefits of growing native plants in cultivated landscapes, finding the right plant for the right place requires the right resources. Learn about some available native plant sources, educational materials, and organizations serving our region.