Bring your sweetheart to The Prairie Bistro February 13 or 14 for our annual Valentine’s Dinner. Enjoy Prime Rib while it lasts, halibut, shrimp, sirloin…..
You can start with Bistro Bacon or Bacon Wrapped Jalapeno Poppers and finish with Red Velvet Cupcakes or Crème Brule, too!
Reservations are strongly recommended, especially for Saturday night. Call 701-756-6441 or email us at sonjas@srt.com.
Please bring your own adult beverages.
Join us Friday, January 30, and Saturday, January 31, from 5-8 pm for a ‘warm up winter’ dinner! Get a head start on your Super Bowl weekend or have a great time at the Bistro while the guys are at the Mouse River Loop Pheasants Banquet Saturday. And have a chance at a door prize donated by the MRL Pheasants club! Three gift bags with wine and wine related goodies worth $40 each!
Did I mention we have Caramel Pecan Cheesecake and Prairie Parfaits, too?
Call 756-6441 for reservations. Don’t forget to bring your own adult beverages.
Let us help you ring in the New Year at The Prairie Bistro! Beginning at 5 pm we will be serving from our full menu as well as offering appetizers. Shrimp Cocktail, Crème Brule and more!
Remember to bring your own adult beverages.
Reservations appreciated but not required.
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Now is the perfect time to plant your spring blooming bulbs. This year’s bulbs are very nice, large bulbs. Pick them up this weekend when you join us for Oktoberfest at The Prairie Bistro or call 756-6072 to make sure we are in (we almost always are!).
My personal fav is the Spring Green tulip!
To plant, dig a hole about 6 inches deep and at least 12 inches wide. Add a dusting of bone meal, place 3-5 or more bulbs in each hole, and cover with soil. Water well. Keep the spot moist until freeze up.
Okay, I meant my favorite tulip. I think my favorite fall bulb is daffodil. They are deer resistant and seem to tolerate moist springs better than tulips (at least they out performed many other plants this spring 🙂 ). Use the same planting procedure as for the tulips.
Squills are great naturalizers. Plant these little gems about 2 inches deep.
Don’t forget crocus! Crocus need to reside about 3 inches below the surface of the soil.
Yeah, I know this isn’t a fall bulb, but I really couldn’t resist tucking this photo in. Shockwave Phlox is another favorite. This resilient soul is planted in a flower bed that got absolutely no extra anything this summer. Even before it bloomed, the foliage brightened up the landscape!
Autumn has shown her colors! It’s time to plan for Oktoberfest at The Prairie Bistro!
Join us October 17 & 18 from 5 to 8 pm for dinner (and Purely Pumpkin Cheesecake). Bring your own adult beverages!
Call 701-756-6441 or email sonjas@srt.com for reservations. We appreciate reservations, but they are not required.
Tables are set and we are ready for our annual Harvest Dinner Friday and Saturday, September 19 & 20 from 5-8 pm!
Call for reservations or just drop in. Remember to bring your own adult beverages.
So we are supposed to come to this show to help us figure out what to order for next year. Yeah, right. Can’t we have them all?
This cute little Scentopia Heliotrope?
This Crazytunia Terracotta is tempting.
Saguna Radiant Blue caught my eye.
Sunpatiens Blush Pink had a nice contrast between the blossom and leaves.
Kaitlin had a her eye on Marvel Great Purple Petunia.
Judy says we can’t have all of them. So which ones do you like?
Judy and Soni and Kaitlin are in Minneapolis playing Santa’s Elves this week! It is time to do all of our ordering for the 2015 Spring Season. On our way, we played a bit today. This perfect Japanese Anemone at the Minnesota Landscape Arboretum was blooming it’s fool head off!
The Arboretum has a special ‘Nature in Glass’ display right now. Amazing!
We were inspired and worn out!
Stay tuned for more! 
August’s hot, lazy days are here! It’s time for dinner, again, at The Prairie Bistro. Join us Friday and Saturday, August 8 & 9, between 5 and 8 pm for great steaks, succulent shrimp and meaty ribs !
We had a great time at our annual Garden Party! Thanks to all of you who came out and enjoyed our last days of regular hours, summer specials and strolled through the display bed.
The Door Prize winners for this year are:
$100 Gift Certificate: Jackie Case, Minot
$50 Gift Certificate: Rosie Osterberg, Mohall
$20 Gift Certificate: Sandi Christianson, Glenburn
Mary Hill Greeting cards: Patricia Pung, Lansford
Hydrangea ‘Twist and Shout’: Melissa Peterson, Kenmare
Allium ‘Millenium’: Gen Aufforth, Bowbells
Armeria ‘Bloodstone’: Amanda Wallace, Mohall
Hosta ‘Whirlwind’: Marlene Ellsworth, Maxbass
Hydrangea ‘Fire Light’: Hazel Herman, Bowbells
Iris siberica ‘Sky Wings’: Cindy Stratton, Maxbass
