Gardening in Alaska

[HomesteadProvocateur]

Wow, I am speechless! 

[jrfromid]

Do you leave the plastic on that high tunnel all year with the snow loads you get in the winter?

[ursushoribilisron]

@jrfromid This is my first year, and I am trying to work that out now. I haven't taken the plastic off yet, and it is the middle of November.

We have had a good 2 ' wet snow dump last week, I just made sure that it didn't accumulate.

I could tell that the ribs were under stress. So I spent a couple of hours pushing up from underneath with a broom on a long stick.

[Gdaiva1]

Realy!! You are so right! We are saying the same "wondering what the rich folks are eating". I love fava beans, moose meat, salmon, mussles, clams, rasberries, blueberries and many more goodies in Alaska!

[kernielsen]

Ron, I love the little easter basket, it looks good on you :-O This green house you have is great. When I get to Alaska I hope to do something like what you've done. You inspire me.I'm hoping to be there in 2011 March/May. Thank you for your vids

Kurt.

[lynnann96]

so inspiring...love and peace

[ivankinsman]

That looks like a pretty professional set up you have there - and looks very impressive. Seems that you really have the space in Alaska despite some of the other disadvantages. Good luck and good eating...

[hunt1803]

So you're out east of Homer?

[ironhead41]

that was cool....will that plastic hold up to heavy snows?



[Yankeeprepper]

Doing a great job brother! Thanks for sending my the vid.

[sublimemadness]

Great stuff!