Big Ugly, October 2024
Hard to believe that the garden year is basically at an end. Our gardeners have dealt with an ongoing drought compounded by high temperatures and critters that tried to raid
Hard to believe that the garden year is basically at an end. Our gardeners have dealt with an ongoing drought compounded by high temperatures and critters that tried to raid
While the season has not been the best one we have ever had, it also hasn’t been the worst. It was a toss-up season, the kind you don’t bet on
Despite excessive heat and severe drought, some gardens continue to thrive and produce, with lots of green beans and tomatoes still being harvested. For those gardeners whose gardens haven’t
It’s hard to believe that it’s already September and that the garden season is just about over; seems like just yesterday we put our cool weather crops into the ground.
Working with the WV Extension agent for Logan County, we held a canning workshop at Nighbert United Methodist Church in Logan, where we canned tomato salsa. We had our regular
It's hard to believe that the growing season is already coming to an end; it seems like just yesterday we handed out seeds and plants for our gardeners. We’ve included
The weather has been hot, with temperatures hitting 100 on a couple of days, and heat indexes as high as 114. Rain has been sporadic and very light. Despite that,
The last of June and July have been the hottest part of this year, with very high temperatures and very little rain, but it’s still humid and uncomfortably sticky. The
Well, June started somewhat cool and wet, and some of our gardeners found out the hard way that they’d planted their veggies in the wrong place and stayed so wet
Well, we just had our second batch of hands-on workshops for our gardeners, which were delicious workshops!! Our first hands-on was our two salsa workshops that everyone enjoyed. Now, we