Native Honey
Honey, what cha doing? Nothing, honey. As I intently looking at the new spring growth of our native prairie. What makes you happy? Ok, plant wise please.
Honey, what cha doing? Nothing, honey. As I intently looking at the new spring growth of our native prairie. What makes you happy? Ok, plant wise please.
I have a cactus in my bathroom, but we got nothing to say to each other ~ Max Goldman, Grumpier Old Men From the minute I plant the seed,
At our second to last workshop for Grow Your Own, we talked about regenerative agriculture. My personal background includes a focus on large-scale agriculture, so I talked about what
Growing up in the hills of Tennessee, my grandmother always had us working. She was an old school Appalachian woman who knew you had to work to survive. We
May 1, 2023 marked my one year anniversary of living in Tazewell, VA. We moved here from Charleston, SC, and bought a 185 acre farm
Growing up my mom always loved flowers. She dreamed of owning a house with a big front yard, filled flower beds, and a big front porch. When my
Betty Jo encapsulates one of the most important and exciting aspects of gardening and what we aim for in the Grow Your Own program: creativity! Though she had dreamed
One of our wonderful Grow Your Own participants, Susan Jewell, has shared her experience thus far in our program. Susan has a homestead with livestock and gardens. It is
My gardening journey--from a temporary garden, through PPA/PPD, to a bigger garden than I could imagine Starting a blog post to submit for other people to read can be
Will we see Redbud Winter? Here in Southwest Virginia, it looks as though we are in the clear to get all sorts of plants in the ground (fingers