So many sites to check out

With so many sites to "see", it's been fun looking at several so far. I've lived in Palmer, Alaska since 1978 and this is where we'll stay. My sister, "SacValley", told me about Dave's Garden and how she's enjoyed this site as well.

Welcome!
You will enjoy it here.
Everyone is so helpful and nice. I find out something new everyday.....
Aleta

You're right, this has been a wonderful way to "see" what's going on around the country and world...
jackie

hello from upstate new york and welcome. what made you move to alaska??

Hi welcome. glad your here to..

In 1978 my husband was transferred from Calif., to Alaska. Our 3 children were small and we knew no one. It was very hard for the first few months. Now, all 3 "kids" are married, and we have 9 grandchildren, all here in Alaska. Wecould not have had a better life....we love it here, even with all the growth, it's a good place for families.

Kiska Hope you are enjoying DG....It is really a fun place..... post us your pics .... What is gardening like there....I live is Louisiana and I am always amazed at the different plants in other parts of the country. Have fun....shirleyt Oh I love the google earth site also....what a kick...I like the live cam sites of New York Times Square and others too...what fun..

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Welcome to DG!!! We know you will enjoy it as much as we do.

Judy

Welcome-it's so great to connect with people from all over. :)

After driving out of Alaska in early June, it's good to be back. It took 6 days of very long days of travel, but the wildlife and scenery was spectacular. On June 22, the day after Summer Solstice, it snowed on the surrounding mountains. Our plants are off a very slow start as it's been cold and rainy for most of this month, but the past 2 days have been just wonderful with sun day and night, so the growth will pick up. The photo was taken June 23, from our driveway...the wild iris are in bloom now and are a welcome sight.