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The document lists the vegetable, fruit, and flower cultivars that North Dakota State University recommends for 2025 based on statewide garden variety trials — highlighting…

Forest Health Intern Chis Zidik shares about 2KK soils, and how they affect tree planting and success. Watch the video below.

Heath Aster

This publication provides suggestions for flowers for specific locations in and around the landscape. These include low-growing and tall plants, and plants for shade and…

red roses in garden

Think roses are too tricky to grow? Don Kinzler busts that myth in this Spring Fever session, “Anyone Can Grow Roses Successfully in 10 Easy…

Discover why aronia berries are gaining popularity in North Dakota gardens in this informative session with Kathy Wiederholt, NDSU Extension Fruit Project Manager. Learn about…

There are many species of wildlife that are forest dependent and thrive in aspen forests. These trees directly provide food, shelter, and other forms of…

This publication helps gardeners identify major pollinators, choose plants that will provide a continuous source of nectar and pollen during the growing season, and safely…

Western meadowlark looks back the other way.

Bird feeding is one of the most popular way to enjoy wildlife. Learn more about bird feeders, tips on buying birdseed, water and grit, how…

A comprehensive guide to deciding on, designing for, building and buying a rain barrel.

Forest Health Manager Peter Gag shares environmental, pest, and disease issues for Bur Oak observed in the 2022 growing season in North Dakota. Watch the…

A boundary fence.

Serving McLean, Sheridan and Burleigh counties.

Peter Gag, ND Forest Service Forest Health Manager, discusses some challenges of growing trees in North Dakota. Watch the video below.