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15 years of service to clients throughout the Twin Cities metro.

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Community Projects

Learn more about our work to bring the transformative magic of gardening to our community!

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Spring Pruning

Weathering the Weather

What’s in a Zone? Gardening in Zone 4b

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When the "shredded" in shredded hardwood is more o When the "shredded" in shredded hardwood is more of a suggestion. 

"Avada kedara" or whatever the kids on Tik Tak are saying these days. 

😂🤦

#shreddedhardwood #mulch #mulching #mulchmafia #homesowngardens
Wildflower Wednesday: As stars of the spring wood Wildflower Wednesday:

As stars of the spring woodland garden, Trilliums hold a unique space in the native spring ephemeral world. These members of the lily family (Liliaceae) are divided into two groups: Pedicellate and sessile trilliums, distinguished by their morphology, or form. The pedicellate certainly shows their familial pride in their gorgeous flowers with bold, curling petals, while the sessile varieties boast showier bracts as a result of their smaller flowers.
Want to get your toes done? For professional gard Want to get your toes done?

For professional gardeners, our boots are some of our most important pieces of equipment and having dry, comfy feet is essential. Our boots carry us through mud, muck, mulch, and melting snow, and keep our feet protected in all kinds of weather. We regularly condition our leather boots, and sometimes reinforcing the toes can be necessary too.

What kind of footwear to you rock for gardening?

#homesowngardens #homesowngardensmn #toesout #redwingboots #professionalgardeners #greencollar #gardener
Did you know: Tulips make excellent cut flowers. Did you know: Tulips make excellent cut flowers. 

A penny for your thoughts, but not for your tulips: the tip that is often handed out to put a penny in the water of a vase of tulips to perk them up isn't true. The real benefit is having fresh water daily, being kept out of direct sunlight or overly warm areas, and having a fresh cut to their stems every other day or two. 

What other tips have you heard for perking up your tulip vases?

#TulipTuesday
Hello gorgeous! #homesowngardensmn #homesowngard Hello gorgeous! 

#homesowngardensmn #homesowngardens #flowers #daffodils #bulbs #springbulbs
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What Our Clients Are Saying

“I can’t tell you how impressed I am by your work!  It’s just so wonderful! I can’t get over how great it looks.  It’s dreamy coming home and having it look so nice.” – CK

“You guys are the greatest!  I cannot wait for April to come again, and we all can always hope for an early March thaw! Thank you for bringing beauty to my world!” – EJ

“The whole front looks incredible, best money I spent all year! Thanks for the great job.” – MT

“It has been wonderful to just enjoy the garden without the pressure of having to take care it it this year.”  – JS

“You far exceeded my expectations and hopes! In a matter of one day you managed to turn that front yard from one of the biggest eyesores on the block to the nicest yard! Incredible!” – NB

“You guys take a big burden off of me.  It’s one more thing I can cross off my to-do list.” – JL

 

 

 

 

Home Sown Gardens, LLC

3345 Lexington Ave S, Suite 301
Eagan, MN 55121

Phone: (651) 434-7349
Email: info@homesowngardens.com
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