Even though the weather forecast included rain and severe thunderstorms, yesterday morning dawned warm and sunny. The perfect day to build a high tunnel and we certainly took advantage of
When David Cooke visited with us last year, as we were driving around I showed him the Frakes School Center greenhouse , Which was basically being used as a storage
Fellow Gardeners, First I apologize for sideways pictures. Bill took them on his phone and my computer won't let me rotate them. Oh Well, at least you can see our
Last Night we held our third Grow Appalachia meeting here at Red Bird Mission. Bill Best who is an heirloom seed specialist was our guest speaker and taught the ins and outs and importance of saving
This past Tuesday PMSS Grow Appalachia hosted a wonderful workshop led by Will Bowling of Old Homeplace farm. Will drew upon his years of experience in raising laying hens and
When I look outside at the weather, I cannot believe that last week (?) there was a chance of snow???? Things are really nice here, and you tell its garden
As usual, today was a busy day here at ASPI in Mt. Vernon. Hal and Eddie have been busy fashioning plastic barrels into composters and rain barrels to sell in
Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program By R. Working in the garden this past week has been wonderful. Even though yesterday was the first day of spring, the weather has been ‘interesting’
Thursday I spent the entire day working on tilling up my garden space with the tiller that Big Ugly purchased last year from Earth Tools. Didn’t think it would be
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