Planning to Plant
-Bea Sias, Logan, WV Lead Community Org. We had our Planning Workshop on March 14, 2015, at the Lead Community Org. Office. Lead has a large office, but it would
Great workshop on high tunnels
My plan was to include this picture in my last blog because the crocus blooms have been replaced by the daffodils and soon the tulips will be blooming (dogs laid
Volunteers Make Wide Rows
Maria Arnot in Williamson, WV and it is finally feeling like spring. With spring come volunteer season, and last week we hosted our first Amizade group of the year.
Spring Ingenuity
Dorothy Feltner (VISTA) from Lotts Creek Community School reporting in a few days late. It's been a very busy couple of weeks! Sprouts keep going Sprouts coming
Green Grocer Sowing Seeds of Hope!
Beth Massey here, Grow Appalachia Coordinator at Alderson Food Hub. It's official, we reached our goal for funding our not for profit grocery store on March 17. It's so exciting.
Courtney & Jamie and their Bee’s
Bee Keeping is in our midst!!! Courtney & Jamie taping up the Bee Hives. Loading our Hives. They are loaded with Bee's. We are embarking on the adventure of bee's
Germinating Fresh Ideas in East TN
Friends! Last week, Spring came into full bloom and with it our first Grow Appalachia sponsored workshop! On Saturday afternoon our 10 participant families gathered at the Willow Tree Cafe
Goodbye Mud- Hello French Drain
Water is necessary for a garden to grow and flourish. True, very true…but TOO much water is problematic. The plot of land that we chose for placing our high tunnels
Beginning again Sue@Lmu
At last the snow is gone and we have begun the year of gardening. Sunday we had a working workshop to prune our blackberries and raspberries. We also dug up
