Our Trial Crops for the Season
New crops in the garden add variety and challenge. In an effort to benefit both our neighbors and ourselves, part of our income is made by selling produce at local
Preserving Food, Preserving Wisdom
As the growing season is slowing down, many of us our working towards preserving as much of our home grown goodies as possible. Grow Appalachia helps with this process by
Family Gardening
I have always been interested in finding ways to engage children in gardening, and this week I was presented with a real life situation that showed me exactly this. Chaela
Dog Hair in the Garden?
As the rain brings life to the Earth and the plants begin to thrive--to blossom, to produce--our hearts are content and filled with an overwhelming emotion of joy. Our little
Farmers Market Success
Hello Everyone! My name is Cassie Williams and I am the new Site Coordinator for the Alderson Grow Appalachia site located in West Virginia. It has been such a wonderful
