The Future Comes to our Gardens. ~by Erica at High Rocks
Reprinted from the Pocahontas Free Press… 04/01/2013 Gardening from the Sky By April Tonta What do you get when you cross a national space research facility with a grassroots gardening
LKLP Donates Truck to Cowan Community Center for Grow Appalachia
LKLP Donates Truck Cowan Community Center has had a longtime partnership with LKLP, a Community Action Agency established by the Kentucky General Assembly. LKLP was incorporated in 1966
The Bill BEST of Heirloom Seeds
In between snowfalls on Saturday, March 9th participants gathered at the Cowan Community Center to learn more about the benefits of heirloom seeds. Over thirty participants met early and enjoyed
CVDHD Learning Fast As We Go
by Rhonda Bowling Being the first year as a full partner, we are trying to keep up to speed with supply orders and deadlines as we navigate this new world of
Grass in the garlic, and a new friend–Abingdon, VA
You can barely see the garlic! Heather again. Hello there. I went out to the garden today to check on the soil, hoping in vain we could till.
Grrrr…. by Erica at High Rocks
March came in like a lion that didn’t want to leave. Its paws, wet and heavy with snow, pushed over trees to High Rocks, knocked out power (again), and
Field Notes: Making progress
Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program By D.H. This post is part of a series written by survivors of domestic violence who are participating in our farm stipend project. Another week in
Henderson Settlement Gardeners Speak Out!
A few weeks ago I asked several of our gardeners if they would be interested in contributing to the Grow Appalachia blog. The following story was written by Val, one
The Death of Hercules!!!
Despite all of the cold weather we have stayed very busy at Lotts Creek. Before I get to the title of this blog, I will talk about the positives that
Garden Structures at ASPI!
A walkway trellis structure and the birth of a high tunnel. It's been a busy couple of weeks in Rockcastle County. We had two weeks of Service
