Looking forward to a new season of beauty, hope and peace
By Jessica and Christina GreenHouse17 Our farm work program is in full swing! Stipend participants have been hard at work in prepping for the upcoming year. Didn’t take long to
Starting Tomatoes and Growing Mushrooms
My goodness it was good to see and meet everyone at the All Hands Gathering! Each site has something interesting going on - we admired and were a teeny bit
Growing in Pallets: Yes, you can.
Growing in pallets. A pinterest idea. And who here hasn't opened up Pinterest...and seen so many "awesome" life hacks, gardening hacks...and of course, many when put to action prove to
People With Disabilities to Grow Food
Part of our preparation for the new growing season is making sure we have the right equipment for people with disabilities to grow some of their food. This unfinished disability
February – Spring is near!
February is a great time to get your garden organized and ready for Spring, it's right around the corner. Yay!! This month our coordinators have been busy ordering supplies such
Sharing Seed Swap Successes!
Maria Arnot and Ian Fields here in Williamson-- tagging teaming our first blog post! Ian is an AmeriCorps VISTA new to our office, and is helping out with various things
More about Hospitality House Gardens
Warm wishes from Hospitality House for the coming winter months! Here’s to the upcoming growing season being as productive as ever, with the aid of residents, staff, volunteers, and interns!
February, the month of abundant garden potential
As I have been meeting and talking with our new (and returning) volunteer families, the multitude of garden ideas, dreams and potential is exciting and contagious. We stand and look
Ugly Fruits and Veggies
Ever grown an ugly fruit or veggie? An oddly shaped tomato or a potato that looks like a duck? Did you eat it or toss it into the trash? If
