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LAGNIAPPE The full emotional spectrum
Like everyone else who lives here in southwest Minnesota, Ive experienced a wide range of emotions in the last 10 days. Every time I look out the big picture window at the front of our house, which fa...
Posted on 4/18/13 at 11:18 AM
HUNGRY FOR LIFE Festival of Trees, Sunday
Festival of Trees is today, Sunday, November 18th from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. in South Pioneer Hall. Just bring $4.00 for admission, $1.00 off with a canned good items. Over 170 vendors, decor...
Posted on 11/18/12 at 7:54 AM
HEALTHY TIDBITS Northland's Largest Arts and Crafts Festival Today and Sunday
Over 176 vendors. Santa Claus. Entertainment on Saturday. Bid on trees. Great raffles. Buy the famous Junior League of Duluth toffee. Buy their new cookbook which is a compliation of all the bestre...
Posted on 11/17/12 at 2:50 AM
THE DIRT One last Arb post
I just had so many beautiful photos from our trip to the Arboretum last weekend that I have to share a few more. . . I will have something more original on Monday, I promise. ;) Here are some gorgeou...
Posted on 4/27/12 at 7:50 AM
IN THE BLACK Win a Copy of Money Doesn't Grow on Trees
As part of America Saves Week today I am hosting a giveaway of a copy of the book, Money Doesnt Grow on Trees, A Parents Guide to Raising Financially Responsible Children. It is one of the books I h...
Posted on 2/23/12 at 7:58 AM
Northland Nature: Northland trees holding snow, some better than others
November exited with a repeat of the statistics for the whole month. Though the second half was much colder than normal, we experienced a respite during this waning time and, for two days, we reached far above the freezing temperatures.
By Larry Weber , December 09, 2010
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Autumnal brilliance arrives
The hillsides in and around Duluth are yellow, with bursts of orange and red, interspersed with the dark green of the pine trees and the duller green that lingers in the leaves of some deciduous trees.
By Jana Peterson , September 27, 2010
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Aspen are ailing; bug is to blame 
They are tiny, flat caterpillars barely visible to the human eye, but blotchminers can sneak inside an aspen tree leaf and eat the insides out.
By John Myers , August 13, 2010
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Discover Duluth: Gooseberry Falls’ Fifth Falls Trail
Encompassing five waterfalls and approximately 18 miles of hiking trails, it’s pretty safe to say that no one has the same favorite spot at Gooseberry.
August 09, 2010
Gypsy moth caterpillar found in Duluth: The start of something big?
Judy Gibbs trains people to look for signs of invading tree pests like gypsy moths, but she hoped she’d never have to use those skills firsthand. On Thursday in Duluth’s East Hillside neighborhood, Gibbs found Minnesota’s first confirmed gypsy moth caterpillar.
By John Myers , July 24, 2010
Orchard vision blossoms on Duluth's Central Hillside
Kristin Stuchis walked among people digging holes, planting trees, raking dirt and watering the ground in one of Duluth’s most urban areas as cars passed by in a steady stream on heavily traveled Sixth Avenue East.
By John Lundy , June 06, 2010
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Arbor Day celebrates trees with new invaders in mind
Dozens of trees were planted and one tree killed on purpose at Duluth’s Chester Bowl Park on Thursday, all in the name of Arbor Day.
By John Myers , May 18, 2010
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Duluth works to regain ‘Tree City’ status
It was a sad day for Duluth arborists in 2003 when the signs came down that proclaimed Duluth an official “Tree City, USA.”
By John Myers , April 21, 2010
Northland Nature: Nature in the Northland awakens early this year
April is continuing the early arrival of spring that began in March. Last month ended with temperatures in the 70s and the new month carried on this trend with days in the 60s.
By Larry Weber , April 08, 2010
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Public emerald ash borer seminar set for Duluth
The session is a chance to find out why EAB is a problem for Minnesota’s 937 million ash trees, which trees are at risk, who to contact if you suspect your tree is infested, how to develop a strategy for dealing with the infestation, learn who is responsible for removing trees infested with EAB and to learn how to protect your trees.
March 23, 2010
Minnesota has a new, unwelcome, resident: the Emerald Ash Borer
Based upon the history of the borer elsewhere, we anticipate 100 percent mortality for all of Duluth's ash trees.
By Judy Gibbs , March 18, 2010
Northland Nature: The time of the season is right for sap and ‘sapsicles’
Whether we collect it or not, the rising sap tells us that the trees — after standing out in the cold all winter — are ready for another spring with us.
By Larry Weber , March 18, 2010
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Esko couple not finished after planting 13,000 trees
When Jerry Maunu’s ancestors homesteaded land in rural Esko more than 100 years ago, they painstakingly cleared it for agriculture.
By Lisa Baumann , February 07, 2010
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Northland Nature: The perfect time to get to know your native conifers
Some of our holiday traditions involve plants: for many, the poinsettia flowers and branches from holly — with its leaves and red berries — are an expected part of the season. Conifers play a role as well.
By Larry Weber , December 23, 2009
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Vandals target some 500 pine trees near Backus
BACKUS, Minn. — Investigators are trying to determine who drove 6-inch nails into hundreds of red pine trees near Backus.
November 28, 2009
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