In the dead of winter, I needed something to keep my spirits up and my thoughts on the prospect of growing things. So, my husband and I came up with this list for what we would like to plant during the 2010 growing season, separated by location.
Naknek - 1 acre parcel
Beets (from seed) - 40-60 plants
Potatoes (from seed potatoes) - 200 plants
Turnips (from seed) - 40-60 plants
Rutabeas (from seed) - 40-60 plants
Peas (from seed) - 40 plants - 10 plants per arbor
Naknek Little Cabin / Naknek Family Fisheries Fish Plant
Lettuce, cilantro, mesclun salad mix, dill (all from seed) - to fill two raised garden beds
Kale (from seed) - enough to fill one-half of a garden bed
Potatoes (from seed potatoes) - 50 plants
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Sunday, November 29, 2009
Tuesday, November 24, 2009
Even in winter, ideas can grow
Although there is about a foot of snow out on the ground right now as I write this blog post, I am inspired by the life that is only a few months away from realization. Growing food in Alaska definitely poses challenges, but there are so many opportunities that abound.
For inspiration, please visit my website at www.alaskabounty.com.
For inspiration, please visit my website at www.alaskabounty.com.
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