Herbicides can be effective, but they also can harm other plants, insects and animals in your yard. If you’re looking for safer ways to control weeds, here are some options. Updated May. 14, 2013
Now that plants are popping, take a good, hard look at your garden. Got too many hostas and not enough coneflowers? Come to the Greengirls plant swap.
Dishin' the dirt from the garden and beyond
An open conversation about the birds in your back yard and beyond
Learn how to incorporate simple, practical and sustainable practices into your everyday life at the first MN Goes Green event. Plus more H&G news.
The red birds cause a big ruckus at this time of year, with loud songs, big fights and bright red feathers that don’t let them fade into the background.
A new emergency home lighting system uses wireless technology to turn on the lights automatically in a power outage.
A castle in Eagan includes a carriage house, courtyard and its own Bavarian chapel.
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There are some spectacular private gardens around the Twin Cities. From November to April, we’ll bring you into one Beautiful Garden each month.
Use this map to find the locations, hours and days of operation of more than 50 metro-area farmers markets.
Find Star Tribune reporters, columnists and bloggers on Facebook and Twitter.
The fresh, flattering color is at home in any room, and complements any style.
Updated May. 10, 2013
Rescued and presented in second-hand stores, the merchandise becomes often lovely, surprisingly useful, and fully functional.
You don’t have to be a marathon runner. You don’t have to rough it at night. You don’t have to dangle from the side of a mountain. But you definitely can get a workout while you’re seeing the world.
When Felix Baumgartner piloted his balloon up, up and a ways into space last October, it was Brian Utley who determined the apex: 127,852 feet.
Updated 2:19 PM
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