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Fern Valley FAQs
Fern Valley displays a denser array of wildflowers and shrubs than you would encounter in many natural oak beech woodlands. Unfortunately many native orchids are difficult to establish in gardens, and even in natural areas where they don’t grow already.

Specialty Mixes
There are potting mixes designed especially for orchids, cactii, and African violets.

Lights for Starting Seeds
Get natural look and growth with a fluorescent that matches 93% of the sun's spectrum. Simply screw it into any ceramic socketed floodlight-type fixture and get growing! To determine a retail source for this product go to www.hydrofarm.com

Canna
They boast lush towers of banana-like leaves and bright flowers which resemble gladioli or orchids. Cannas grow 2 to 8 feet tall. Canna flowers bloom in mid to late summer or early fall, depending on the variety.

Plant Requirements Page
Anyone interested in gardening has one question in mind when choosing a new plant: Will it thrive in my garden? Exposure to wind and bright sunlight or rapidly changing temperatures can also compromise a plant's cold tolerance.

Listings for Orchids in Alaska

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	Fritz Creek Gardens
	Homer, Alaska (AK) 99603