Onward and Upward!
Let the preparations for next season commence! We are looking at feedback from the Grow Appalachia team after our site visits and our initial 2027 grant application submission and pondering
From One Garden to a Gardening Community
By Amy Ferguson In February of 2007, my husband and I bought an old brick two and half story house. From its gorgeous wood floors and pocket doors to the
Planting Fall Crops and extending your grow season
Don’t Pack Up the Trowel Yet: How to Plant a Fall Garden in Eastern Kentucky When late August and September roll around, many gardeners start thinking about clearing out beds
Better Together
The Leslie County Grow Appalachia members had the opportunity to meet some wonderful folks from various organizations at our September meeting. We had the pleasure of hosting a resource fair
Food Preservation In Full Swing
Here in Logan County WV, the harvest is just about ended. With bountiful harvests having come in, people have been busy preserving what they can for the upcoming winter months.
Winter Gardening
Happy Fall!! Normally people tend to think of this as the end of another growing season, with maybe a few potatoes or sweet potatoes or maybe some winter squash left
Looking Ahead
As the first few mornings of a little nip in the air arrive, our growers are already looking ahead to the next season of planting. After the past couple
Fall’s Promise
Fall’s Promise There’s something special about the garden at the end of summer. The days are still warm, but the evenings are starting to carry a little hint that change
Becky’s Garden
The gardening experience can be compared to taking a road trip. There is planning involved, details to be worked out, time involved in the actual trip, surprises along the way,
