Well, we have accomplished all our requirements for the 2015 GROW program, hosting our last workshop last week. We had a celebration for making it through an unusual growing season

Well, our gardening season is almost over. Our last workshop was on cover crops and seasonal gardens. We feel it is important to take advantage of each season's crop potential,

To say the least, it has been a challenging year for gardeners. May was dry and June was a monsoon. If you planted in May and could irrigate then you

From Sharon: Organic gardening is perfect for us, because we love to cook and entertain and we have been able to prepare strawberry trifles, new peas, fried green tomatoes (delicious),and

I asked my participants to write a short biographical sketch about their gardening experience. The following is one that I really liked. I did not edit it so there could

This is not my regular blogging date but I missed a couple of weeks in May because I had to have surgery, rather unexpectedly. I hadn't felt well for a

Everyone is trying to get their gardens planted after all the wet weather. It has really been difficult to get things in the ground this year but hopefully we will

Everyone here is trying to find a dry day to plant their gardens. Plowing or tilling a garden when it is damp will insure a garden that is rock hard