Here’s something cool: An interactive fall foliage map for New England:

foliagemap

The Jensen-Olson Arboretum advisory board is hosting a winetasting/ garden party fundraiser at Glacier Gardens,  Saturday  Sept. 26, 6-9 p.m.   See the flyer for more details:       winetasteflier

A new type of fuel from wood biomass. Read about it here:  410148_sky15.html

More on the Poplars being grown in the Pacific Northwest for biofuels:

2009772319_ethanol30m.html?syndication=rss

A recent USA Today article says the proposed climate change legislation callls for increase in forests.  Here’s a link: 2009-08-19-forest_N.htm?csp=34

Upcoming nursery workshop in Palmer, Sept. 22-23.

Grown in Alaska:  Growing and keeping the “green” in Alaska.

The focus of this workshop, the first in a series, will be on producing, marketing, and planting Alaska Grown trees, shrubs, and perennials.

The final agenda and registration forms will be available by Tuesday, August 25 and will be distributed electronically. Check the Alaska Community Forestry website: http://forestry.alaska.gov/community

 For more information contact patricia.joyner (at)  alaska.gov

Here is the flyer:   Workshop announcement

A primer on Alaska pollenators from the NRCS.

pollinatorguide.pdf

Here is a good primer on urban soils from the NRCS. Everything you needed to know about soils and more.     primer.html

Check out the very informative website at the WNPS. Identification, planting suggestions, and much more:    index.html

Living with Deer:  A very informative website from the Washington State Fish and Wildlife.  Lots of information for Southeast gardeners:   deer.htm

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