Sunshine Gardens Nursery & Landscaping Open May thru September

06/21/2026

06/15/2026

Make your chickadees& other mama birds thrive alond with her nest of babies♡♡♡

Joanna Hall, CEO of Wilder Places, and Murray Fisher, a partner in the company, join TODAY to discuss the Less Lawn More Life Campaign to restore nature to our own backyards. They also share how small changes you can make to rewild and restore nature to your lawn.

06/15/2026

7 huge tables of mn native plant treasures & more in the back 40♡♡♡

06/15/2026

Good morning friends! Our web site is temporarily out of commission until we get a new one set up. Tripod has quit hosting any more. What free web hosting pages are useful for you? Time for a new chapter!♡♡♡ we are open daily from 9:00 to 5:30. For dome reason Google had us closed Sunday & Monday. Not true! Pansies are half price. Broccoli is a buck a pack.free marigold Or Cherokee Purple tomato plant with purchase.

06/10/2026

Looking for an able assistants for our prize- winning Sunshine Gardens Nursery & Landscaping Open May thru September
Must be able to lift 50 lbs & cheerfully follow directions. Plant & w**d knowledge helpful but can train right folks.

06/10/2026

Majority of birds eat insects so stop poisoning your yard and plant native plants that attract insects. 🐞 🐛 🐦 😋

06/10/2026

We have pink daisy fleabane in our area Lovely!

You mow this without looking. It's a daisy — and a diner for your smallest bees.

There's a wispy wildflower scattered through your lawn right now — knee-high, branching, topped with dozens of tiny white daisies around sunny yellow centers. You've mowed it a hundred times without a second look.

It's fleabane. A native. And she's doing more for your yard than most of your flower beds.

🌿 The part most people miss:

The big showy garden blooms are built for big bees. Fleabane is built for the little ones — the sweat bees, the tiny masked bees, the hoverflies and small butterflies that can't muscle into a deep flower. For them, this "w**d" is one of the easiest meals in the yard.

She asks for nothing. She seeds herself into the cracks and bare spots nothing else wants, blooms from now into fall, and feeds the smallest pollinators through the lean stretch of summer.

The only reason she's called a w**d is that she had the nerve to grow where you didn't plant her.

Mow a path around the patch and let it stand. The daisy you never planted is feeding the bees you never see 🌱