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Gardening


Gardening Q & A’s  

Mark Armstead from Linder’s is here to answer some of your toughest gardening questions.  From “fairy rings” to hostas that look like swiss cheese, Mark has some solutions. 
Gardening Answers  

Mark Armstead from Linders is here answering all your questions you have about gardening.  From pruning petunias to preventing end-rot on tomatoes, Mark has all the solutions. 
Pests in Your Garden  

Mark Armstead of Linder’s Garden Center has some ways to keep some of those pests out of your garden that love to feast on your beautiful flowers and plants. 
Linders Gardening   ...More
While most of the major planning in your yard is probably finished by now, Mark Armstead from Linders suggests edible foods you can grow right in your backyard.
Pond in a Pot  

Mark Armstead of Linders has an easy weekend project that is perfect for your front porch or deck.  Making a pond in a flower pot is something that is not only easy to do but provides a relaxing ambiance to enjoy!  Mark shows us just how easy it is to do. 
Organic Gardening  

Mark Armstead from Linders shows us how to garden organically – without pesticides and chemicals.  The alternative products are a lot more environmentally friendly. 
No Fail Flowers   ...More
For those of us who weren’t blessed with a green thumb, Mark Armstead from Linders helps out with advice on no-fail flowers.
Goodbye Bugs!   ...More   Back To Top
We all know that there are chemicals and pesticides that get rid of any bug out there.  We all want a bug free yard but not everybody wants to use chemicals that could be harmful to more than just the bugs to get rid of them. 
Hummingbird Gardens   Back To Top

Elizabeth and her mom, Susie, are huge gardeners.  Mark Armstrong from Linder’s Greenhouse and Garden Center is here to show us what you need in your garden to attract hummingbirds. 
Gardening with Linder’s   Back To Top

April 30th is Arbor Day where we observe the importance of planting new trees and taking care of the ones we already have.  Mark Armstead, from Linder’s Garden Center is here with plants, shrubs, and trees that will keep your yard looking good and colorful year round. 

Organic Weed Control   ...More   Back To Top
Now that the weather is warm, it’s time to get your lawn or garden ready for spring.  To do that, you’ll have to get rid of those pesky weeds that have crept in over the winter.  Horticulturist, University of Minnesota Associate Professor, and author of The Truth About Organic Gardening, Jeff Gillman is here to share some organic weed control methods instead of using harsh chemicals.
Spruce up Your Yard   Back To Top

It’s that time of year to get out in your yard for some sprucing up.  Mike Frattallone, from Frattallone’s Ace Hardware is here with a few things that you will need to get your yard in tip top shape. 
Potted Plants   ...More   Back To Top
In spring, container plants and some perennials that were brought inside last fall can make a return to the back yard.  Bachman’s Home and Garden expert, Larry Pfarr is here to tell us how you should go about doing this.
Daffodils   ...More   Back To Top
Roses are for Valentines Day, pointsettias are for Christmas, and lilies are for Easter.  But do you know what the flower is for March?  Florist Ardith Beveridge, of Koehler & Dramm Wholesale Florist, says it’s the daffodil!  She’s here with some pointers.