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Cut Flower Care

Wednesday, February 15 | Flower Facts, Cut Flowers

Cut Flower Care  ...

Miniature Gardens

Saturday, September 17 | House Plants

Miniature Gardening: Don’t let winter’s chill keep you from exercising your green thumb.  Fairy gardens, dish gardens and terrariums are fun, creative ways to bring your summertime passion in for the winter.  We stock all of the essentials year round for your houseplant progjects.  Stop by our greenhouse for some inspiration and help getting started.  Or, sign up for our indoor gardening class.  Here are some tips to keep in mind when planting your gardens:...

Blossom End Rot

Tuesday, July 5 | Gardening Info

Blossom end rot is one of the most common problems encountered in tomatoes and other fruits.  As the fruit develops, a small, dark spot appears on the blossom end (usually the bottom).  The spot eventually turns into a large, black lesion that can consume most of the fruit....

Spring Fund-Raising Opportunities

Monday, April 11 | News

 We are proud to announce our second year of offering spring fund-raising opportunities to non-profit organizations.  The program is simple and requires no investment or material handling on the organizations’ part.  Simply invite your supporters to shop at Rose Floral for their floral and garden needs during the weekend of May 18 – 20, 2012 and present one of our fund-raising vouchers at check-out.  We will record their purchase and donate 15% of the pre-tax total to your organization.  Please call us if you are interested in participating or have any questions about the program....

The War On Buckthorn

Monday, April 11 | Gardening Info

An Invasive Species: Introduced into the Upper-Midwest during the mid-1800s as an ornamental specimen plant, Buckthorn has become one of the most common invasive plant species in Minnesota.  The common or European buckthorn and the glossy buckthorn reseed themselves so prolifically that they effectively choke out many native understory plant species.  The dominance of buckthorn leads to a lack of wildlife diversity by limiting the types of available habitat and food sources.  Removal of buckthorn allows the return of native plant species and the animals that depend on them.  ...

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