In the Garden of Eden?
“A beginning is the time for taking delicate care that the balances are correct.” – Dune This is a quote from a favorite book of mine, one that ponders the
March in Hindman (and questions of chickens and row cover)
You know what I can hardly wait for? Fresh vegetables out of the garden! These last few days have felt like spring, and our program is up and running in
Inch by Inch
With the earth coming back to life, students and staff at The David School are as high-spirited as ever! We have so many amazing projects going on and our Inch
Gathering & Info Meeting
The end of last week was filled with Grow Appalachia activities. Attending the Grow Appalachia “All-Hands” Gathering in Berea on Thursday and Friday was a great experience. I enjoyed meeting
Cooperating With Mother Nature
Howdy Grow Appalachia collective! Holly on behalf of HQ, not completely recovered from another gathering that's come and gone just like that! Let me tell you- it was my second
Onions and Herbs
Greetings from Abingdon VA! The sun has finally decided to come out; warming up the land. A tiny bit of color to brighten our day has begun to pop. In
The “V” – TEAM
With garden planning and greenhouse season upon us, we begin anew with our new group of amazing, energetic, inquisitive, enthusiastic, intelligent, and well, awesome teens! We are looking forward to
Tomato and Onion advice by Sue at LMU
So I promised at the All Hands Gathering that I would let you know what tomatoes we grew last year. I'm the one who said that we had our best
Sprouting Hope Grows with Homegrown Program
By Jason Von Kundra of Sprouting Hope in Marion, VA New this year, Sprouting Hope is branching out from our community garden to support eight families to grow food organically
