A Few Things I Like About Being A Part Of Grow Appalachia Gardening
Hello everyone. This is Alex, Grow Appalachia Garden Site Supervisor at Project Worth in Menifee County, Ky. and I hope everything is well with all of the Grow Appalachia Gardeners.
Food Safety 101
Hey everyone- Maria here in Williamson, WV. It’s hard to put everything that happens in one week here in Williamson into one blog. As I mentioned in the last
Spring Gardens
Greetings from Abingdon, Deni reporting on the week's activities. Brian showed up at a workshop this week. Excited to have a garden to call his own... found a sweet
Gardening (like Life) Requires Hope and Faith
At The David School, we do graduation – as we do much of the rest of our educational program – differently. Instead of sitting in a gym or an auditorium
GARDENING WITH THE CHILDREN
Beatrice (Bea) Sias, Lead Community Org.-Logan, WV. The Community Garden is just a little ways from the Lead Community Organization office. I visited the Garden one day when several
EMPTY CUPS MAKE GREAT SEED STARTERS
-Bea Sias, Lead Community Org-Logan WV At the Lead Community Office, we have a medium to large place in the back of the building. The lady who works with the Community
Spring!
Everyone here is trying to find a dry day to plant their gardens. Plowing or tilling a garden when it is damp will insure a garden that is rock hard
Green Tech in the Garden
Our goal is living sustainably at ASPI. Although you will find that we like gathering wild edibles (greens, flowers, branches, and more. . . not only the morel-kind - though
Plant Propagation: Starting your year off right
As many of my students have learned, there are many different ways of digging in and starting your own plants. Some of these methods include; seeding, cutting, grafting, and separation,
Market Tips for Vendors
Howdy family, Jeffrey Helton here, representing the Grow Appalachia mothership and AmeriCorps VISTA. This week, I'm going to be writing for the market growers in our audience. As you all
