Kim Palmer

Reporter, Editor | Home+Garden | Homes
Phone: 612-673-4784
Kim Palmer covers architecture, design, décor, gardening, landscaping and home-related lifestyle trends. She also blogs for Homegirls and Greengirls on StarTribune.com.

Recent content from Kim Palmer

April frost threatens Minnesota apple crop

Minnesota's apple growers are on edge after two nights of below-freezing temperatures, threatening the delicate buds that formed weeks ahead of schedule, thanks to this year's balmy March.

Updated: April 11, 2012, - 11:06 AM

Ready for spring?

The early arrival of warm weather means you can get a jump-start on lawn work and gardening chores. Just don't plant tomatoes yet.

Updated: April 10, 2012, - 07:07 PM

A guy-friendly makeover

A designer restyles a home from feminine and frilly to masculine-friendly.

Updated: April 09, 2012, - 11:49 AM

Urban gardeners team up to grow

City dwellers who want to grow their own food can find support and low-cost supplies through neighborhood hubs.

Updated: April 06, 2012, - 03:00 PM

Arboretum raises admission fee to $12

As of April 1, the daily admission fee is now $12, up from $9. (Ages 12 and under will still be admitted free.)

Updated: April 03, 2012, - 03:26 PM

Redefining the 'empty nest'

When young adult children move back to the family home, both generations need new rules of engagement.

Updated: March 27, 2012, - 04:27 PM

Outdoor chore do's and don'ts

Our "unprecedented" early spring leaves homeowners in a quandary: Spring into action? Or put on the brakes?

Updated: March 23, 2012, - 08:01 PM

Governor’s Residence: The people’s house

It's made news and welcomed newsmakers -- from Jack Nicholson to Al Gore. Now the Governor's Residence is 100, and ready to celebrate.

Updated: March 17, 2012, - 06:23 PM

Nesting: Style shifts ahead?

The latest looks for kitchens and baths: Cherry is trending down, glass trending up, and gray coming on strong in a national survey. But what's hot here?

Updated: March 17, 2012, - 10:49 AM

Plant police drop botanical bombshell

The International Botanical Congress has decreed that we can all get by with a little less Latin when it comes to naming and describing plants.

Updated: March 07, 2012, - 09:06 AM

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