DULUTH, Minn. (WCCO) -- Summer is officially in bloom, and that means flowers of all kinds are catching our attention. There's no better example of that than the rose garden at Leif Erickson Park in ...

Molly Gaeckle started her flower farm sowing just a few rows in the backyard garden of a small rental house in Minneapolis. Eight years later, her cut flower operation, Northerly Flora, has grown to ...

SANDSTONE, Minn. -- This time of year, different plants and flowers are at their peak, and one of the most unique places to see them in bloom is at the Minnesota Goose Garden. The garden in Sandstone ...

Editor's note: A previous reference to a New London sculpture garden has been removed. The garden is no longer available. The region’s gardens put on a colorful show each summer for visitors to enjoy.

Aug. 31—ROCHESTER — Carol Nelson finds her happy place in a 70-by-30-foot bed of flowers. She loves their smell and giving bouquets peppered with herbs to people she loves. Nelson has been growing and ...

The showy lady’s slipper may be Minnesota’s state flower, but it’s one that many residents have probably never seen in the wild. Soon, it will be time to keep a lookout. Protected by state law since ...

It may still be winter, but the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum in Chaska is already in full bloom for spring. The arboretum is hosting its annual Spring Flower Show Feb. 8 – March 10 and is encouraging ...

ADA, Minn. — Hidden behind rows of trees, sits a half acre of zinnia flowers, showcasing their array of colorful petals dotted in the black soil. While it’s not the typical crop you find in northwest ...

Volunteers for the Lake Superior Rose Society gather annually at the Leif Erikson Park Rose Garden for the "Minnesota Tip" — a method of protecting roses from harsh winter conditions. CATHY WURZER: ...

More garden stories this week from area master gardeners. Deb Nelson, a master gardener from rural New London, reported that her late planted pots were still doing well into fall. The petunias and ...

When Julie Ann Wegscheid first saw creeping bellflower along the fence line of her home in St. Paul’s Como neighborhood, she didn’t think much of it. “These are kind of cool,” she thought of the ...