plants

It’s that time of year again when lilac lovers are feeling the blues. Brown leaves and wilting blooms are making their presence known across the state.

What looks like an innocent bloom could be a real troublemaker. Find out why this yellow flower demands respect in your yard.

This Sunday, young green thumbs will gather to pot their own succulents. It's more than just planting; it's about sparking curiosity in our little ones.

Thistles seem to be taking over lawns this year, and it's got folks feeling pretty frustrated. Let's talk about why these pesky plants just won't go away.

It smells like either death, rotting fish, sweaty socks or a combination of all three.

It might look pretty, but it's a highly invasive weed

This northland store is a local favorite and has been for a half century. Sadly, it's owner suddenly passed away.

The technical name for these annoying plants is Hackelia virginiana aka Virginia Stickseed.

The western prickly pear can grow to be close to a foot tall, and its defining features are broad and flat growths, that bloom yellow flowers from late June to early July.

Both species of buckthorn found in Minnesota are non-native and invasive.

The western prickly pear can grow to be close to a foot tall, and its defining features are broad and flat growths, that bloom yellow flowers.

Check out these five local Minnesota Instagram accounts you'll totally want to be following this fall!