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Tuesday, August 27, 2013

Dividing Daylilies

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Daylilies are tough, dependable workhorses in my garden.   They are very low maintenance and every few years, they generously provide ne...
Thursday, August 22, 2013

Planting Daylilies

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Now that we know the terms to describe the blossoms, colors, foliage types, and more, we’re almost ready to start planting daylilies, whet...
Tuesday, August 13, 2013

More About Daylily Terms

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Well, gosh.   Who would have known there is so much to know about daylilies that it almost entails learning a new language?   I sure didn’t ...
Thursday, August 8, 2013

More on Daylilies - Useful Terminology to Know

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Not everyone has the desire to be a daylily hybridizer.  I'm one of those folks.  I don't have the patience to do a task one year ...
Tuesday, August 6, 2013

Daylilies - An Introduction

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People often ask me which plant in my garden is my favorite.   That’s a tough one.   I usually tell them I can’t name a favorite, although I...
Thursday, August 1, 2013

Juneberry Pie

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Juneberry pies ready to wrap for the freezer - and one to eat On Tuesday, I talked about growing juneberries.  Part of growing a great ...
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Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Juneberries and Cedar-Apple Rust

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Wiese Acres Juneberries Juneberries are a prized fruit in North Dakota, made more precious by the fact that is one of the few lusciously...
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Thursday, July 25, 2013

Lilies

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 Wiese Acres Asiatic lilies  I love lily season in the garden.  There are so many colors, sizes, and even shapes of lilies that t...
Tuesday, July 23, 2013

Sweet Corn and Wind

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One of my favorite memories of summers on the farm revolves around sweet corn time.  Mom and Dad always planted several acres of sweet corn ...
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Wiese Acres
Wiese Acres was established in central North Dakota in 1992. It has been a labor of love to create an oasis of gardens and beauty in just under five acres of hard pan clay. In addition to hundreds of different varieties of perennials, trees, shrubs, and other ornamental plants, Wiese Acres produces all its own fruits and vegetables for its homegrown, hand-picked, and processed in small batches jams, jellies and pickles for sale at local Farmers Markets.
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