Sheli DeLaney

Glo Ramirez is a Puerto Rican artist and guest of Lingít Aaní for the last six years, where she has been regularly exhibiting her illustrated monster creations. She describes her style by saying “I make cute but cool stuff.”

If the goal is a spring cutting garden, productivity can be extended by strategically planting mid- and late-season blooming varieties in the fall.

Winter chanterelles have very distinct characteristics that make them easy to identify, especially for beginners.

The plants can better adapt to new locations when the weather is cool and they are finished blooming.

Primula florindae flowers can bloom in a variety of shades when planted alongside a primula of a different color.

Some cucumber and tomato varieties do particularly well in Southeast Alaska greenhouses.