trees

Even though we got some significant snow in Minnesota this week, spring is here, and the temperatures should warm up enough to start tackling some outdoor projects.

Did you know that there is a type of pine tree that actually changes colors and will lose it's needles? We have them in Minnesota, but they were almost wiped out years ago.

The extreme drought that Minnesota finds itself in is impacting more than just lawns and gardens. The severe lack of rain also has an impact on the fall colors.

The good news: if you were planning on heading up Inspiration Peak this weekend there is potential for the view to be way better than last

If you have a tree or plant with galls and want to stop them from forming, timing is everything.

Central Minnesota has peaked with fall colors, and this year it's stunning. In a few days these leaves will start falling off the trees, so take it in while you can!