Alaskan gardening

Gardening where it's cold (Zone 3) is different to warm zones. If you know the differences, you can grow lots of food where it is cold, too.

There are a lot of plants that won’t grow in the cold climate of Alaska, but there are also plenty of great plants that will. Growing perennials in Alaska requires cold-hardy plants that look great and add to your landscaping. Here are 10 perennials that are a nice addition to any Alaskan garden.

If you've been trying farming in Alaska and your garden hasn't been giving you any harvest, my experience may motivate you.

For many gardeners, the growing season starts after the last frost in the spring and ends with the first frost of fall. For those of us in cold climates with short frost-free growing seasons, adding

Growing vegetables in Alaska's Kenai Peninsula can be a challenging yet very rewarding experience. It doesn't get as warm on the peninsula

Growing in Alaska certianly has its challenges, but that doesn't mean there aren't plenty of beautiful trees that will thrive in certain areas of the state. Click the link below to discover 10 trees you can plant in your garden today! #alaskatrees #alaskagardendesign #treesofalaska #whatgrowsinalaska

Alaska is known as the last frontier. This enormous state is home to intensely cold temperatures as well as fascinating animal life and plant life. In most areas of the state, the Alaska native plants list

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