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You might be over-fertilizing your garden

Over-fertilizing lawns and gardens matters for a variety of reasons. When there is excess phosphorus in the environment, it can leach into lakes and rivers, causing toxic algal blooms.

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Work could begin soon to bring St Paul s Phalen Creek back to the surface

Restoring portions of the creek, which once coursed through Swede Hollow, is seen as ecologically and spiritually beneficial.

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Work begins in St Paul to restore a stream, revive Hidden Falls

Work begins in St. Paul to restore a stream, revive Hidden Falls James Walsh, Star Tribune © Star Tribune/Star Tribune/RICHARD TSONG-TAATARII, Star Tribune/Star Tribune/TNS Work began on Monday, May 10, to St. Pauls Hidden Falls with a steady flow gathered from the 122-acre former Ford manufacturing site, now known as Highland Bridge. More than a century ago, a stream in St. Paul s Highland Park carried stormwater from higher ground over Hidden Falls. On Monday, work began to once again feed those falls with a steady flow gathered from the 122-acre former Ford manufacturing site, now known as Highland Bridge.

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