What Grows Where You Live in Alaska? - In the Alaska Garden with Heidi Rader
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2017
- University of Alaska Fairbanks Cooperative Extension Service agent Heidi Rader gives some tips for gardening in Alaska.
Here's Cooperative Extension Service publications related to this topic:
Recommended Varieties for Southcentral Alaska:
www.uaf.edu/ces/pubs/catalog/d...
Recommended Varieties for Interior Alaska:
www.uaf.edu/ces/pubs/catalog/d...
Recommended Varieties for Southeast Alaska:
www.uaf.edu/ces/pubs/catalog/d...
Grow&Tell app website:
growandtell.us/
Google Play store for Grow and Tell: play.google.com/store/apps/de...
iOSApp Store for Grow&Tell app: itunes.apple.com/us/app/grow-...
Website for plant trials at the Georgeson Botanical Garden: www.georgesonbotanicalgarden.o... - Навчання та стиль
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Thank you very much!
thanks for the info, i will be starting some seeds indoors soon for spring and needed some ideas for what is best for fairbanks. got just the info i was looking for :)
Last summer Alaska was so warm we probably could have grown watermelon 😂🤣. I kick myself for not growing some tomatoes outside for the first time ever in Alaska. Months of 80+ degrees was great here in the valley. I am stoked on global warming!😂😂🤣
I know Anchorage got warm so did my borough! but then in winter it got down to -60s
Thank you:-)
I'm so glad to have found this content! I've been a passive food grower for the last couple of years, and this year really encouraged me to think about my food production a little more seriously. Now, I have neither then plans nor the space to grow everything my very large family eats (and we have plans to move come summer), but I'm glad to that there is content relevant to my growing area. Thanks for making these videos!
Also, do you know if this extension offers soil testing?
We don't but have a look at this resource - www.uaf.edu/ces/districts/kenai/soiltesting.php
Not with a 30ft stick.
I live in the Kenai Peninsula…do you have agricultural information for me down in the Nikiski area
You can contact our agriculture agent in Soldotna, Casey Matney. camatney@alaska.edu; 907-262-3443
Great video! What flowers (perennials)would you recommend for planting outside a house in Fairbanks? Would roses survive?
Hello! There are many perennial flowers that do well in interior Alaska. My first recommendation if you're located in Fairbanks is to visit the Georgeson Botanical Garden (GBG) a few times throughout the summer to see how certain perennials grow in our climate and yes, there are several cultivars of hybrid roses growing there! Some perennial flower standards that do well here in Fairbanks are: Day lilies, Iris, Delphinium, Maltese cross, Asiatic lilies, and Trollius. You will find more information on perennial flowers, and rose varieties growing at the GBG here: www.georgesonbotanicalgarden.org/learn/plant-trials/
Pansies aren't technically a perennial, but they many varieties reseed beautifully. As far as roses go, most varieties sold at places like Home Depot will NOT survive in Fairbanks. Look for rose rugosa for your zone www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=georgesonbotanicalgarden.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/05/2014.-Holloway-Note.78.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwjB2P__-o-EAxUJMDQIHQmJDe4QFnoECBwQBQ&usg=AOvVaw3jomlNQ9S3B80Dg6HaxKG_
so that didn't really give us any info except cold weather crops. I was hoping this was going to be more specific and not so generalized. Like in South Central along the coast you should Avoid this or plant this they do really well there.
For more region-specific information, please contact your local CES office. You can get connected with the office nearest you by calling 877-520-5211.
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can one grow veggies in Nome? where can I find reliable info to help us ? Thank you for your videos. We now garden in Washington state and Florida and have a good basic understanding but Nome is in our daugters future and wed like to help her eat healthier if possible while there.
Great question! Please contact Leif Albertson who is in our Bethel office - he can give you information about growing in Nome! He can be reached at 907-543-4553 or lealbertson@alaska.edu
Lots of brassicas I’m sure! Cabbage, broccoli, cauliflower, kale, arugula, bokchoy, the list goes on.
I see you
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Will do!
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