By Dan A. Meyer, University of Wisconsin Extension and College of Agricultural and Life Sciences
Growing trees directly from seed can be more rewarding than planting two- or three-year-old seedlings purchased... Read More »
By Ken Simons and Gary R. Johnson
Download the entire document: The Road to a Thoughtful Street Tree Master Plan (PDF, 6.9MB)
Down through the ages, the roadside planting of trees has... Read More »
In the Midwest region, tree planting of bareroot trees and shrubs is best done when the plants are dormant in the spring or at the end of the growing season... Read More »
Some of the most common invasive species in Minnesota’s woods include buckthorn, garlic mustard, Dutch elm disease and the emerald ash borer. Others that might not come to mind... Read More »
An index to brief overviews of Minnesota's forest types: Aspen-birch, Black spruce, Black walnut, Bottomland hardwoods, Eastern white pine, Jack pine, Northern hardwoods, Oak-hickory, Northern white-cedar, Red (Norway) pine, and... Read More » 
