ITS GROWING
Hi, This Is Justin Brock at the Red Bird Mission Grow Appalachia. before and after really black dirt This week has been fun. We were
Protecting the Garden from Storm Damage
-Bea Sias, Logan WV Lead Community Org. Well as I sit here at the computer, typing this blog, I hear the rain once again. On the drive into work this
Flower Girl
Greetings Grow Appalachians! Holly, VISTA at Grow App HQ in beautiful and blooming Berea, KY! Speaking of beautiful and blooming, I promised in an earlier newsletter that we would get
Dogwood Winter!!!
Just when I got used to nice warm temperatures Mother Nature decides to turn down the heat and chill us all down. My gardeners are struggling to get their gardens
POLLEN (A literary journal)
Howdy family, Months ago, I sent out requests for submissions for Pollen, Grow Appalachia's online literary journal. We were flooded with so many excellent submissions that it was tough to
Happy EARTH DAY from Over-the-Rhine People’s Garden!
Happy Earth Day!! Mother Earth is celebrating this morning with beautiful purple skies, rain showers followed by a few icy droplets with this below average cold snap happening here in
Planning, Plowing and Planting Oh My
Lori here from McDowell County in Wild Wonderful West Virginia. Welcome to our crazy life! Center Stuff: Thankfully the weather has been relatively cooperative this spring. We got the tiller
Tomato Trials & Volunteers
Maria here in Williamson, WV! Two weeks ago we planted tomatoes in our high tunnel earlier than we ever had. Although the temps are supposed to drop slightly this week,
Volunteers part two: Spring Break means getting your hands in the dirt
Earlham College volunteer talks gardening at a GA workshop Grow Appalachia has become an increasingly important focus for college spring break groups on Big Ugly. From transplanting
