Jeff Lowenfels is a journalist and gardening expert based in Anchorage, Alaska. He writes for the Anchorage Daily News and his work has also appeared in various publications such as Stuff, The Key West Citizen, and SFGate. Jeff's articles and podcasts focus on gardening tips, techniques, and the importance of soil health.
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Jeff Lowenfels covers a range of gardening and house & home topics, providing expert commentary, how-to guides, seasonal pieces, and reviews. If you have expertise in gardening techniques, soil health, indoor growing systems or winter preparation for gardens and can offer practical advice or insights into trends within these areas, Jeff may be interested in your input.
Given his local focus on Alaska and Anchorage specifically, consider tailoring pitches to include localized tips or insights relevant to this geographic area. Additionally, if you have expertise in houseplant care or specific knowledge about the unique challenges gardeners face in cold climates like Alaska's during different seasons throughout the year could also make for strong pitching angles.
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By: Jeff Lowenfels, Jonathan White
Should you rake your leaves or mulch them?
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By: Jeff Lowenfels
You might be asking yourself what we did before email. I remember getting questions sent via the U.S. mail when this column first appeared.
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By: Jeff Lowenfels, Jonathan White
Jeff’s on vacation so Jonathan and gives Evan some gardening tips
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By: Jeff Lowenfels
I have written before of driving around New England as a kid with my parents. We would stop at antique stores for mom and orchid nurseries for dad. My preference was the nurseries.
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By: Jeff Lowenfels
I have an admission to make. I have been traveling the past month, checking in on the weather so I would know what to write about. I hope I didn't cause any confusion.
By: Jeff Lowenfels, Jonathan White
Known as “poor man's fertilizer,” snow acts as an insulator, adds nitrogen to the soil, and releases nutrients slowly as it melts.
Brian Perez fulfills orders for poinsettias in the Bell's Nursery greenhouse in South Anchorage. (Marc Lester / ADN file)
By: Jeff Lowenfels, Jonathan White
Ways to care for a lawn in the colder season, particularly in places that don't get much snow but experience prolonged deep frosts.
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By: Jeff Lowenfels
The plants need suitable containers and storage spaces, but it’s an option for kickstarting spring bulbs.
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By: Jeff Lowenfels
This undated photo shows an Amaryllis in bloom. Make sure your amaryllis is planted so that 1/3 of the bulb's top is above the soil line. (AP Photo/Lee Reich)
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