Audene started asking her mother and grandmother about plants when she was a little girl. She told me, “I thought my grandmother would get sick of me asking her what every plant was, but she never did.” Audene’s mother and grandmother were avid gardeners, and she continued the green thumb goodness with opening Greenwald’s Greenhouse
It’s a spook-tacular day! The origins of Halloween date back to the ancient times of the Celts. Every October 31, they held a festival called Samhain. This marked the end of summer and their fruitful harvest and the beginning of darker days and eventual winter, and the day where the boundary between the worlds of
Hello, friends! October brings all kinds of spooky fun to the Co-op this season. Apples from Montgomery Orchard are here, fall squash are in abundance, Halloween is just 20 days away, and it’s National Co-op Month! Back in 1948, Minnesota was the first state to declare an official Co-op Month proclamation and it’s been celebrated
