Take a walk down any street in our region and it's as plain as day: this dry summer was rough on our lawns. But where do you go from here?

In this episode, Don and John go over the steps you can take to bring your lawn back, starting with a little TLC this fall.

The season is winding down, and as you wait for those late-season veggies to come in finish up you can do a little planning to divide some perennials.

In this episode, Don and John go over the fundamentals for digging and dividing your irises and peonies, which is best done in late summer and early fall.

We're off to Don's house after last week's field trip to John's house to see his great new vegetable garden.

In this episode, Don and John walk through Don's yard for a tour of this year's garden, where we find dozens of flowering plants, an expansive vegetable garden, some incredible heirlooms, and a kinda sad apple tree.

Despite the heat and dry temperatures, John's yard boasts some gorgeous hostas and hanging baskets, plus a nifty new fenced-off vegetable garden and lots of hard-working bees.

In this episode, Don comes over to visit John's yard and garden to see what's working well this season, and there's plenty to look at. But, like in every garden, some things aren't working out so well. Don and John run through it all.

The 2026 Red River Valley Garden Tour has come and gone. The annual event gives Master Gardeners in Fargo-Moorhead a chance to show off their one-of-a-kind gardens to the community.

In this episode, Don and John are joined by Tim Flakoll to talk about his experience as one of the eight gardens featured in the 2026 Red River Valley Garden Tour.

Nothing says midsummer quite like the lush color from your favorite lilies. How do you get started with them?

In this episode, Don and John look at some of the more popular lily choices for our region and share some tips to get the most out of them.

The heat of the summer can be a mixed blessing, depending on your garden. What are the best ways to approach it?

In this episode, Don and John discuss our current stretch of hot weather and give you the best advice for keeping your garden happy. Plus, what to do if your trees are damaged by woodpeckers.

The Red River Valley Garden Tour is coming up July 15 and 16, offering a one-of-a-kind opportunity to tour the yards of passionate Master Gardeners in our area.

In this episode, Don and John are joined by Master Gardener Sandra Vigen for a preview of the tour. Plus, she has a question for Don about potato blight.

For more details about the Garden Tour, visit https://rrvgardentour.com/.