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    Beier's Greenhouse and Nursery
    2707 Midway Lane
    Grand Rapids MN 55744
    218-326-5357

    email: beiersgreenhouse@hotmail.com

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    Flashback Friday First Friday Video

    Friday, May 6, 2016

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    Published on May 6th, 2016 Itasca County Historical Society hosts Beiers Greenhouse, Coleraine MN as their May First Friday Event artist. Beiers showcases their beautiful garden art in unique bicycle displays to showcase May as National Bicycle Month.

     

     

     

     

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    Classes to Come in 2016

    Sunday, March 20, 2016

     

    Fairy Gardening 2016 (ALL NEW) Introductions

    Get a  sneak peek at the greenhouse before it opens!  This is also the first chance to see the brand new 2016 fairy garden plants and accessories! You will  plant a fairy garden.bring home a magical miniature garden home for your fairies to live.

     

    Class fee includes 1 small bag of soil and design help. Accessories and plants are an additional cost, approximately $20 and up.

    Tuesday - 4/19/16 from 4:00-6:00pm Class Fee: $8.00 plus materials

     

     

    Spice It Up! Herb Class 2016

    Let’s talk kitchen herbs! Create a Kitchen Herb Garden container with 3 herbs for you to take home. Beier’s Greenhouse’s her...

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    August Garden Checklist

    Monday, August 3, 2015

     Get your garden ready for the end of the season!

    Vegetable Gardens

    Don't forget to water. This is a critical time for ripening veggies so don't let them dry out if the rain slows down. Water deeply and thoroughly.

    Keep harvesting. Get out into the garden every day if you can to keep everything picked clean at the peak of ripeness. Beans, peppers, tomatoes, zucchini, and so on will keep producing if you keep picking. Share extra with neighbors and loved ones, or preserve for the long winter ahead.

    Plant some quick crops. All kinds of greens will pop up and be ready to eat before first frost if you plant them now. No open space left in the g...