SECRET GARDEN ALASKA
Three wild Alaskans living and learning on twenty acres of pristine forest. We are new parents who are mad about food, nature, art, and each other. We quit our day jobs to pursue our dreams, and while we may not be making a butt ton of money, our bills are low and we spend everyday enjoying each other’s company.
What We Do
We do our best to live off the land and live symbiotically with other lifeforms.
We eat, juice, and trade the majority of our crops, selling excess to neighbors, restaurants, grocery stores and farmer’s markets.
Salmon is a staple crop in our household. We smoke, can, vacuum seal, and freeze the red gold.
Secret Garden in Numbers
20
Acres in Happy Valley, Alaska
2
Beginner/novice farmers
0
Awards won
100%
Labor of Love
“Quality People, Quality Produce”
Bob and Savanna Stark are really doin’ it! I am so proud of them, it’s crazy!
Fiona
“Adapt and Overcome”
These two have been through so much it’s crazy! They deserve every good thing that comes to them.
Thomas
“When I say fresh, I mean fresh”
Their skin glows with youthfulness, and I know it’s because of what they eat!
Michelle
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- In Honor of 4/20While I don’t drink or smoke weed anymore, I certainly use to do both… a lot! This poem was written in 2008 while doing a lot of smoking, drinking and traveling in Thailand… Oh God, I can’t wait to goContinue reading “In Honor of 4/20”
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