Garden

Terrariums are a great way for kids to learn about how plants grow, life cycles, water cycles, evaporation, precipitation and Mother Nature. Building your own terrarium doesn’t need to be time consuming or expensive. In fact, it can be quite budget friendly and fun. Here’s how to make your own mini terrarium and get started on this fun and educational project!

Items needed:
»» Container
»» Pebbles for drainage
»» Compost and dirt for roots and plants to grow
»» Plants with smaller roots and that tend to do well in humid environments Read more about Bottled Up

Floral designer Ashley Fox and flower farm owner Susan Rockwood are local and organic. Read more about This Local Farmer and Floral Designer Team Up to Make Beautiful Bouquets

While a manicured yard and gardens are always a goal for homeowners, some strategic choices can lead to less maintenance, fewer chemicals—and longer-lasting plants. Read more about Mulch It Good and Other Advice from One of St. Croix Valley's Best Landscape Designers

Whether you’re building a home from the blueprints of your dreams or remodeling a house to suit your family’s needs and wants, we want to help you relax. Read more about 2019 Home and Garden Resource Guide

This Hudson garden is full of native plants and plants that are wildlife friendly, like trees and shrubs that produce nuts and berries for birds and squirrels. Read more about Hudson Woman Shares Her Secrets to a Successful Garden