Once upon a time, I was a halfway decent gardner. July through late September would bring us baskets of tomatoes every week, more pumpkins and cucumbers than you could shake a stick at. However, that was a few grow zones away.
I've been getting conflicting reports from green-thumbed locals and long-time transplants. Some people say you can't grow tomatoes here without a greenhouse (which isn't going to happen for us). Others say that you can spit a seed at the ground and come back a week later with a wheelbarrow for the veggies that will result. Now, obviously, agriculture happens here - we do have plants. I'm just wondering if amateur gardeners can do much of anything with regular seeds.
I plan to try some container gardening, and maybe a bit of planting in the yard. So we'll see.
Anyone reading along from the Anchorage area - do you have a garden? And if so, how does that work out for you?
Monday, January 4, 2010
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