This past Friday I did some more winter prep in the garden. I cut down the dogwood bushes and weeded much of the rock drain. There is not a lot to do at this time. The leaves on the trees have not changed color yet. The trees may change in a couple of weeks. The daisies are still going strong in the flower department. Anyone can prepare their yard or garden for winter. UAF CES has publications for garden winter prep http://cespubs.uaf.edu/publications/?&s=*&pt=*&cat=7
Greater Eagle River Garden Club adopted several neglected gardens. This garden is located in the heart of Eagle River, AK, near the Blue Star Memorial garden. Historically, Anchorage built 47 gardens in Eagle River under the Highway Beautification Act of 1965. Currently, there are 10 gardens in the area adopted by members of the Greater Eagle River Garden Club. The motto is to "share the love of gardening through education and service". Members get training as Alaska Master Gardeners
Sunday, September 13, 2020
Tuesday, September 1, 2020
Garden can be...
This gardening day was quite rainy. I had to bundle up with layers and a jacket. I continued trimming the irises down in preparation for winter. I could feel the warmth radiating from the mulch through my pant legs. I think the mulch helped keep me warm.
Later this week we will assess moving some more plants around after the rain has stopped.
A slug decided to inspect my work. 😀
A Garden Can B
Poet: Catherine Pulsifer
A garden can be a place of peace for me
Watching nature and flowers be
The gentle breeze that blows around
Can be such a gentle sound.
A garden can be a place to work
With weeds attacking in the lurk
While we dig them out of dirt
The weeds our flowers will not hurt.
A garden can be a place of beauty
Filled with flowers that are so groovy
A tiny seed planted, and then it blooms
The fragrance can soon consume.
The garden a place for all to enjoy
Even for the little girls and boys.
It is a place to see nature in action
Gardening can be such a passion
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