Klasen’s Greenhouse: A Year-Round Destination

Rooted in Family, Community, and Creativity

What started as a small side venture has grown into a thriving, year-round destination rooted in family, community, and creativity.

Klasen’s Greenhouse is a family-run greenhouse, flower farm, and landscaping business in rural Minnesota. Since launching in 2019 with just two small greenhouses, the operation has expanded into a full-time business with nine greenhouses and a wide range of seasonal experiences. From high-quality plants and landscaping services to flower farm you-picks, a Christmas village, and a pumpkin patch, every offering is designed around exceptional customer care and helping people create lasting memories in every season of life.

Speaking at TREK on January 6

Kade and Ricki Klasen will share this growth story as featured presenters at TREK on January 6 from 8:30–9:30 AM. TREK is a regional professional development and networking series that highlights real-world entrepreneurship, innovation, and leadership experiences from across Northwest Minnesota. Sessions are designed to inspire, spark ideas, and provide practical insights attendees can apply to their own work and businesses.

This session offers a firsthand look at how a family-run operation scaled thoughtfully, embraced the challenges of entrepreneurship, and built a business that is both financially sustainable and deeply connected to its community.

 

Tuesday, January 6

8:30-9:30 AM

102 Main Ave N
Thief River Falls, MN


About TREK

TREK is a welcoming, informal monthly gathering for entrepreneurs, small business owners, and anyone with a business dream. Hosted over coffee and conversation, it’s a great place to learn, connect, and grow—together.

  • No cost to attend
  • No RSVP or attendance requirements
  • Everyone is welcome

Come as you are. Leave inspired.


Let’s build momentum together—see you there!


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