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Apr 2, 2024Apr 2024

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I am trying to grow some extra salad crops this year in the new greenhouse. Especially hardy ones that will take me into the winter and make supermarket lettuce more interesting. So I have from top left, Salad Burnett and Chives, with bottom row ...

Too cold to plant outside for another month here in Wasilla Alaska... but I'm picking tomatoes indoors right now! These are Micro Tom very tiny plants with giant yields of salad tomatoes... this is 4 plants.

This morning I went to a class for making a terrarium with native plants at the Waikiki Community Center, which is about three blocks from where I live. My table-mates were May and Mattias. I enjoyed it. The plants in my terrarium are Ala’ala ...

The little woodland garden, is a symphony of blue, purple and white now. Hyacinth, Honesty, and Ornithogalum.

What to do? I am thinking of planting a MImosa tree but have red that is an invasive spices. Do help me please.

Surprise! Alaska has farm country too. Mostly located in Matanuska Valley are many hay, vegetable and livestock farms. 🥔 🐮 🥕 🤠 The unique soil and extended daylight in the summer yield to producing world record size fruits & veggies ...

...as you Sow, So Shall you Reap

Lacewings are useful in the garden.

Ladybirds, the gardeners friend.

Lettuce, kale, and onions in the ground and covered with my moose cages on Thursday... Friday I will plant broccoli...

Earthworms are amazing workers.

Its foxglove (Digitalis ) time.

The pond and stone bridge are lush with growth now. It is probably the hight of the season for wetland plants, since most wetland plants die back in winter to avoid the floods, wetlands often show the most dramatic of seasonal changes.

I picked my first 2024 rhubarb... so I made cobbler - yum!

Hoverflies, not to be confused with wasps.

The Ala’ala wai nui wahine in my little terrarium that I planted a month ago is blooming. I’m going to have to find someone to take these plants because they will soon be too big to survive in the terrarium. I don’t know why it’s rotated. ...

Nematodes are helpful too.

Nature is the best gardener still. All nature asks is a little space, that's all. Maybe no more than a slightly leaky fall pipe, and a bit of neglected wall, and you have a perfect tiny garden.

It's almost salad season. It is amazing how fast my salad greens grow in just 3 weeks since setting out my seedlings in our long Alaska summer days...

Our gardener is suppose to turn up at 9am but it is so cold. -2C. It will be interesting to see if he comes.

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