Have you ever seen one of those desktop zen gardens? You know the small box with an even smaller rake to pull through the sand? It’s supposed to help you feel more calm but do you know how to put one together? Cami Jacobsen with Minnehaha County Master Gardeners stopped by to help us find our inner zen by showing us how to create our own succulent zen garden. And, this could make a great DIY Mother’s Day gift.

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Have you ever driven by someone’s home and noticed a lush,  green raised garden bed over flowing with flowers and plants? Or have you seen the boxes placed on a friend’s patio and thought “how on Earth did they do that?” Well, you’ve come to the right place.

Cami Jacobsen is the President of the  Minnehaha County Master Gardeners. She joined us to show us how to create the perfect patio box garden that will be the envy of even the greenest of thumbs.

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From high-end hotels to newly-built homes, plant propagation walls are taking center change when it comes to decorating your home. Before you’re able to create the wall of your dreams, you need to know the ins and outs of how to actually propagate certain plants.

We’re being joined by Cami Jacobsen, the President of Minnehaha County Master Gardeners. She’s going to show us how we can grow our own plants out of roots and cuttings, as well as get a jump start on the next home décor trend.

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It’s getting hot in KELOLAND, and the heat doesn’t seem to be going anywhere anytime soon. While the sun and heat is good for the plants up to a certain point, it can also become too much for them to thrive or even survive.

Cami Jacobsen, with Minnehaha Master Gardeners joined Keloland Living to let us know how we can keep our plants safe from the heat, and give us a preview of what we can expect from the 2021 Annual Garden Tour.

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Quick! Do you know what gardening zone you’re living in? Do you even know what a growing zone is? Well, believe it or not, knowing the answers to those two questions can literally make the difference in whether you are the proud owner of a green thumb… or one that’s all shriveled up and brown.

Thankfully, Cami Jacobsen with the Minnehaha Master Gardeners explains just exactly what the US Department of Agriculture was thinking when it created its Plant Hardiness Zones way back in 1960. And how you can use that information to your advantage.

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