KaleDog

KaleDog A 3rd Generation desert homestead, Kaledog specializes in gardening, indoor hydroponics, graphic design, photography and arts & crafts.

KaleDog Homestead offers seeds, plants, gardening supplies, decor and more via booths at local merchant malls. KaleDog Press is a side project, as a semi-retired graphic designer, I have been working with cut vinyl and custom apparel for over 25 years. As the full time caregiver for a disabled veteran, I have learned to appreciate humor and sarcasm in dealing with our stressful world and have star

ted up this project as a creative outlet that just might spread a little joy in the world. The items that will be offered utilize a blend of commercially sourced designs as well as fully original artwork and for transparency, occasional AI elements. All of the finished products are crafted in house, locally. DTFs available for purchase for home use may be either custom designs and/or commercial overstock. Currently I am not taking custom orders or clients but I do welcome suggestions. A dedicated storefront will not be opening at this time, but I will be partnering with local businesses and events where possible.

Got snails? Attempt #1 at seed snails today. I wanted a place to start my fall peas but the new garden bed isn't ready ...
08/11/2026

Got snails? Attempt #1 at seed snails today. I wanted a place to start my fall peas but the new garden bed isn't ready yet so here we are...

Just a Reminder:For Kingman we are now approximately 90 - 100 days until the first hard frost (mid November). So what do...
08/10/2026

Just a Reminder:

For Kingman we are now approximately 90 - 100 days until the first hard frost (mid November). So what does that mean for your garden?

Can you still grow warm season crops from seeds? Only extremely fast growing varieties like some summer squashes that hit harvest in under 60 days. While we don't freeze until late, the temperature difference from day to night can really effect ripening for plants like cucumbers and tomatoes that like a night temperature above 60 degrees. By mid October our night temperatures can easily drop into the 40s.

What about cool season crops? Snap Peas and similar cool season crops can handle night temperatures down to 45 degrees but dislike day temperatures over 85. If you plant on an East exposure with good afternoon protection it is possible to get in a fall crop.

What about greens? A lot of tender lettuces and greens actually get stressed out at temperatures below 50 degrees and may bolt on you but it is worth starting them now in a sheltered location for fast growing harvests. Hardy plants like radish, turnip, beets, winter cabbage, certain collard greens and kales can take a light frost and grow straight through the winter, providing extremely early greens and spring root harvests, especially if they are well mulched or if you use row covers for the occasional hard freeze nights. these hardier greens can be started in late August through September for best results, allowing them to get well established before the temperatures really drop. Watch early plantings very carefully for aphid infestations that may take advantage of residual heat stress to attack your greens.

Seed Co-Op restock today at our booth in Alice's Market Place yay! Both types of pak choi have been refilled the tall wh...
08/07/2026

Seed Co-Op restock today at our booth in Alice's Market Place yay!

Both types of pak choi have been refilled the tall white stem which is your traditional pak choi with the thick juicy center stem, and the purple Da Hong Summer which creates a smaller, leafier plant. Both are well suited to planting as soon as temps stay under 100 degrees they also grow well indoors under lights or hydroponically.

We also have a new variety today, fresh into the Co-op are Vates collared greens. This popular variety has a looser head, big tender leaves, and a better frost tolerance than some other varieties which means we can plant them in late September here to try and avoid issues with aphids and grow them well into winter without serious issues, extending harvest of fresh vegetables for your household. They also grow extremely well hydroponically and make great microgreens or baby greens so an all-around good addition to the kitchen garden.

Get yours today for just $2 a pack. The marketplace is open Wednesday through Saturday and located right behind the bowling alley in Kingman just north of Airway off of Stockton Hill or Western avenue, your choice. Credit cards are also accepted.

When your Amazon purchases probably put you on a list because you need accurate weights to estimate seed counts for the ...
08/07/2026

When your Amazon purchases probably put you on a list because you need accurate weights to estimate seed counts for the co-op... According to the numbers listed by the supplier our packets of Vates Collard Greens should have in excess of 3000 seeds per packet.

Plants this week in our booth at Alice's Market Place , sweet potato slips, large leaf basil, cinnamon basil, purslane, ...
08/06/2026

Plants this week in our booth at Alice's Market Place , sweet potato slips, large leaf basil, cinnamon basil, purslane, spider plants, pale puma, and zebrina inch plant. Find it in their location behind the bowling alley off Stockton Hill Rd in Kingman. Open Wed-Sat 10am-5pm. 💳 Or cash.

Comic books in our booth today, slowly going through our comic collection from the 90s today we have some lots from Vali...
07/29/2026

Comic books in our booth today, slowly going through our comic collection from the 90s today we have some lots from Valiant including Bloodshot issue #1, Turok #1, Magus, Rai, and Solar. With many more coming including individual issues across many publishers so keep and eye out if these are your jam!

Find them in our booth at Alice's Market Place in Kingman behind the bowling alley off Stockton Hill Rd from 10am-5pm Wed-Sat. 💳 Accepted.

Italian large leaf basil on the shelf this weekend in our booth at Alice's Market Place. $2, $4, and $8. Did you know th...
07/24/2026

Italian large leaf basil on the shelf this weekend in our booth at Alice's Market Place. $2, $4, and $8. Did you know that basil is one of the easiest herbs to grow hydroponically?

Check them out 10am to 5pm Wed-Sat at the shop behind the bowling alley in Kingman and don't forget to grab some extra seeds from the seed co-op too

Seed Co-Op Restock today at our space in Alice's Market Place Golden Detroit Beets, Leisure Splits Cilantro, Dinosaur Ka...
07/22/2026

Seed Co-Op Restock today at our space in Alice's Market Place

Golden Detroit Beets, Leisure Splits Cilantro, Dinosaur Kale, Golden Helios Radish, and Rambo Micro Radish have been restocked today.

Worried about all the produce recalls? You can grow your own fresh greens indoors in as little as 2 weeks for microgreens, 4 weeks for baby greens, and keep harvesting for up to 3 months from the same plants with very little upkeep required.
There are great tutorials all over facebook and youtube to teach the how, and we have a nice selection of bulk seeds to get you going for $2 a pack for individual varieties and $3 a pack for our specialized blends.

Visit our booth wed-sat from 10am-5pm at Alice's Market Place, located behind the bowling alley on SHR in Kingman. Credit Cards are OK too. We carry over 20 varieties of bulk seeds and also a wide selection of Bentley Seed Co. seed packets as well also only $2 a pack.

14 day old baby greens, grown on coconut coir with a pinch of organic fertilizer, no drainage, under LEDs with no natura...
06/26/2026

14 day old baby greens, grown on coconut coir with a pinch of organic fertilizer, no drainage, under LEDs with no natural light. Yes it is possible to grow fresh greens indoors in AZ in the summer. These will be ready to start harvesting outer leaves in about 2 weeks and will continue to produce for about 3 months. At this age you can also remove some of the plants to grow hydroponically or repot for hardening off outdoors. If you would like a closer look, I left this tray at the seed co-op in Alice's Market Place today, it will be there 10 to 5 Saturday as well before I take it home and put it back in its bookshelf. Marketplace is located in the building right behind the bowling alley off Stockton Hill Road in Kingman

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Kingman, AZ
86401

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Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm

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