An early winter project that adds winter interest to your home is evergreen porch pots. Add cut branches of evergreens and spruce tips to your outdoor planters with colorful additions like dogwood branches and artificial berry sprays. Give evergreens a fresh cut before placing them in the soil and keep pots watered until the soil freezes to enjoy your evergreen arrangement through the entire winter.
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Malmborg’s has over 60 years of experience gardening right here in Minnesota. We’re proud to share that experience with you. In our “Get Gardening” blog, our gardening experts share their latest tips, insights, and ideas for helping your garden thrive. Let’s Get Gardening together!
Growing plants isn’t just confined to the summer season. Bring the garden indoors during the winter with houseplants. Even if you have a small space, there is a houseplant that will be perfect to add to your home.
“So, what do you do in the winter?” While some greenhouses close for part of the winter, Malmborg’s stays busy year-round. We use our greenhouses in Rogers, MN to produce plants for our garden centers but we also produce young plants, called rooted cutting, for garden centers around the country and we want to give you a peek behind the curtain of our winter activities.
The world of plants is endlessly fascinating, and we love learning about interesting plants, even if they are varieties we don’t grow ourselves. Here are some of our favorite interesting plant stories. Do carrots help us see at night? You may have heard this common line from your parents or used it with your own…