The best home & garden pros in Edina

“From serious pool tables and shuffleboard to pinball, foosball, bar stools, Stressless recliners, comfy sectionals, and outdoor patio setups, Peters Billiards & Home is the Twin Cities spot for upgrading hangouts. Family owned since 1957, they know how to turn a basement into the room everyone fights to host in.”

From the Minneapolis newsletter, October 1, 2026

“If your living room needs a comfort-first refresh without the big-box vibes, Scandia Furniture leans into Scandinavian design with Norwegian and Danish recliners, contemporary sofas and sectionals, sleeper sofas, Magniflex mattresses, Mobican bedroom pieces, plus sleek dining and lighting, all at down-to-earth prices.”

From the Edina newsletter, September 26, 2026

“Greener Gardens is a one-stop hydroponics shop near Edina with lighting, tents, climate control, nutrients, meters, and starter kits, plus patient, know-their-stuff staff to help you go from seed to harvest. If your basil, bonsai, or future tomato jungle needs gear, this is the spot.”

From the Edina newsletter, September 19, 2026

“Family-owned for five generations since 1901, Wagners Garden Center Minneapolis grows its own annuals, perennials, edibles and more, plus stocks the tools and decor to pull your beds together. Locals love the hands-on workshops, helpful care sheets, and Rewards points that keep your yard habit pleasantly sustainable.”

From the Minneapolis newsletter, September 10, 2026

“Whether your beds need a statement conifer or your porch wants an artful container, Tangletown Gardens curates unusual trees, shrubs, perennials, and locally grown annuals alongside pottery and garden art. Bonus points for their 140-acre farm in Plato, MN, plus smart design services when you want pro-level polish.”

From the Eden Prairie newsletter, September 13, 2026

“From pro-level pots and pans to cutlery that actually glides through tomatoes, Associated Consultants connects you with quality cookware, bakeware, china, crystal, and tableware from top manufacturers.”

From the Minneapolis newsletter, September 17, 2026

“Flamingos Divine Vintage is a quick cross-river detour worth making this week, with a multi-vendor mix of mid-century, retro, antique, rustic, and upcycled furniture plus lamps, mirrors, glassware, kitsch, jewelry, even old cameras. Affordable, eclectic, arty finds, and every sale brings a fresh lineup.”

From the Minneapolis newsletter, September 24, 2026