Found a really good article on www.motherearthnews.com "Right now, before you forget, put a rubber band around your wrist to remind you of one gardening task that cannot be postponed:

Unfortunately the weather has been tough on our crops! :( The beetles got our beans, tomato blight hit and production was down. We are all trying really hard not to

Good morning, St Johns Episcopal in Corbin, KY learned the hard way how too much rain can be devastating to your crops. Our garden is looking sparse today as the

I hope everyone had a fantastic fourth and that you were all able to get together with friends or family and watch some fireworks.   Our garden sure has grown.

Our garden has finally been planted. We have seen some major growth on our cucumbers and some of our tomatoes are also starting to sprout some growth.  It's been an

Saturday, April 11, a group of volunteers from Americorps NCCC gave a huge boost to St. John’s Grow Appalachia Community Garden.  The group has been working at Cumberland Falls State Park

We started our seeds this past Thursday. Most of us are learning something new every time we attend a Grow Appalachia meeting with our community gardeners. We had 250 seed

  Well, it's been a long road, but we have finally managed to get our blog set up and we're looking forward to getting our garden underway!  This is our