Fried Green Tomato Season!
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, 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
This year we are adding youth and teens to our gardening programs in a couple of ways, trying to engage youth in the growing and preservation of their food. These
It was a beautiful day in West Virginia on Sunday, May 5th, 2024: the sun was shining, and there was hardly a cloud in the sky. By Monday it was
It is a beautiful day in West Virginia, the sun is shining bright, no rain or wind. If the weather stays like today, the gardeners will be putting seeds in
Spring has sprung around here. Wisteria, redbuds, and dogwoods are all in bloom, trees are happily leafing out, and gardeners are happily planting their gardens. Potatoes and early spring crops
Logan March 2024 Blog The red buds are blooming, the dogwoods are blooming, daffodils are blooming, trees are budding out, and green thumbs are twitching to get dirty planting veggies
We finally had our first meeting (the first planned meeting was snowed out), and had a really good turnout for a mid-week meeting. We had 30 people show up, with
Hard to believe that another growing season is coming to an end. Pints and quarts of tomatoes, beans, corn, pickles, kraut, etc have been canned, frozen, and even dried. Some
This past year has been a joy to work with some people who needed a little help, and to those that knew what they were doing. It is one of