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stories of transition and change in the Lower St. Croix watershed

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Knickpoints tells stories of transition and change in the Lower St. Croix watershed in east-central Minnesota. Across urban, rural, and developing landscapes, this blog highlights issues, tipping points, and actions by people to be better stewards of our water and natural resources.

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Tag: garden

What happens when landscapes ‘go dormant’?
Plants, Soil, Wildlife

What happens when landscapes ‘go dormant’?

After a successful planting of some native plants in my garden earlier this summer, I decided to take another plunge … Continue reading What happens when landscapes ‘go dormant’?

Landowners are abuzz with helping pollinators
Chisago County, conservation, Lakes, Plants, Watershed

Landowners are abuzz with helping pollinators

As Tara Iyer reaches down to pull a weed from her lakeshore garden along Green Lake in Chisago County, a … Continue reading Landowners are abuzz with helping pollinators

Confessions of  timid gardener, part 2: what does ‘soil health’ mean anyway?
Plants, Soil, Uncategorized

Confessions of timid gardener, part 2: what does ‘soil health’ mean anyway?

To read part 1, click here. As I’ve been browsing different websites and resources about planning and designing my native … Continue reading Confessions of timid gardener, part 2: what does ‘soil health’ mean anyway?

Confessions of a timid gardener, part 1: Finding resolution
Plants

Confessions of a timid gardener, part 1: Finding resolution

I have many childhood memories of my mom, in her robe, weeding her garden in the early morning sun with … Continue reading Confessions of a timid gardener, part 1: Finding resolution

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