Jean's The Right Plant Place

06/10/2026

Our annual Hosta Night will be held Friday, June 26th. We will start with snacks and drinks at Gathering Grounds at 6:00 pm. Cayla Olson from Walters Gardens will be our guest speaker. Then we will head back to Jean’s for a 25% off storewide sale (which you are certainly welcome to pre-shop early if you prefer!).

What: Hosta Night 2026 (food, talk, and chatting with like-minded friends, old and new)

Who: Julie and Jodie will be hosting; Cayla Olson from Walters Gardens will be speaking on hosta breeding, production and new varieties. We’re hoping that 45 of you will join us, which is the maximum who fit at Gathering Grounds.

When: Friday, June 26th at 6 pm

Where: Gathering Grounds (134 1st Ave. S), then Jean’s – The Right Plant Place (420 3rd Ave. SE).

Why: Who doesn’t love Hostas and the people who grow them?!?
How much: $20 per person. Call 218-346-4051 to reserve your spot and pre-pay.

06/06/2026

Talking about misinformation!

05/27/2026

FYI.

Friendly reminder now that summer is here! ☀️ 💦

05/24/2026

This weekend we are remembering those who lost their lives serving our country. We have everything you need to memorialize your loved ones, including stones, stakes and planters. We are open until 5:30 today and 9 to 5:30 tomorrow.

05/22/2026

We had a lovely time interviewing Chrissy Davenport about wool pellets today!

SoapWorks Naturals by Re-Ewe'able
Hay Ewe Hill Farm

05/20/2026

Thank you to The Speckled Egg for a wonderful start to a chilly morning!

05/20/2026

It WILL eventually stop freezing, right? ...right?

05/17/2026

There are still a number of vases and arrangement dishes available for FREE with a plant purchase. We're continuing this event until we run out.

05/16/2026

Are your tulips nearly done flowering? Here is how to care for them to get them to flower again next year. One other critical piece of information for them to come back well next year is to let them fully die back on their own. Do not cut back the leaves, even when they are yellow and brown. Give the stem a tug; if it doesn't pull out easily, it's not ready.