Blessings Rain Down
I’m listening to the sound of steady rain, as I'm typing this blog on my phone in the sun room. We haven't had sunshine for several days now, but that's
Warm and Dry October
This has been the driest and warmest fall that I can remember. However, there was actually frost on the windshield this morning, but only on the window. This was the
Somehow It’s October
Somehow it's October. I wasn't sure it would ever feel like fall...but we finally had some cooler, overcast days. However, we've had no rain to speak of. My tomatoes still
“Dry Days”
So September has arrived and yet no rain is in sight. I'm feeling like I am gardening in Arizona or a similar climate. Though it's probably not as hot and
With A Blink Of An Eye
With a blink of an eye, it's August and the new school year has already begun. It's too bad school starts in August instead of after Labor Day. It would
“First Fruits”
It's mid-summer already and the garden ripened vegetables are finally ready. I picked my first tomatoes, peppers, and several cucumbers by July 1st. Unfortunately, the season for lettuce, peas, and
“Bring on the ‘SON'”
It’s the beginning of June and its time again to work on the blog. From my observations, visiting gardens and talking to gardeners, the growing season is off to a
Spring Lessons
It’s difficult to believe a month has passed since I last wrote on this blog. Springtime is so busy and there is always too much to do, and never enough
“Waking from Winter”
Hello everyone, this is Elbie Blount from Scott County, TN. Winter always seems so long, but then one day out of the blue, I wake from my winter slumber to
“Yea, He is Altogether Lovely!”
Hello from Rhonda West in Scott County, TN Last year we talked about the USDA Certified Manufacturing and Teaching Kitchen and we introduced you to some of the products that
