The Bush Doctor’s Garden
Lem was skeptical when his family moved to Lower Price Hill a few years ago. His grandfather passed on a passion for gardening, and he was accustomed to living
Moving Forward in May
There is a date that many of us can’t wait for to get started in our gardens. Some say it’s the last frost date while others are waiting eagerly for
Why We Do This
So far, this role I have found myself in has been such a whirlwind. I have found myself picking up supplies from a few tried and true vendors, picking up
Orchard Oasis…
Well, not quite yet! Since I was child I have been gardening albeit because I was forced to pull weeds, snap beans, and sling manure. You all know!
A Healthy Dose of Empowered Participation
Hello! I am going to dig a bit deeper with this blog as I've had some reflection as of recent that has influenced my perspective on creating an inclusive community
Late But Full of Joy
In a world that often seems to run on a tight schedule, I confess that punctuality isn't exactly my strong suit. The clock ticks, deadlines loom, yet somehow, I always
Year 3 for Grow Sustainab-LEE
Grow Sustinab-LEE is kicking into full gear again this spring for our third season of garden grants in Lee County, Virginia. We have had quite a surge in participation this
A New Season
A new season has begun and not just in the garden but also for the Cowan Community Action Group. Hello! My name is Abby Maggard and I am the new
Swarming This Spring At Red Bird
With our second meeting under our garden belts, we are ankle deep in our Grow Appalachia season and are wading deeper everyday. We have had an unbelievable turnout at our
Preparing New Gardens
It is a beautiful day in West Virginia, the sun is shining bright, no rain or wind. If the weather stays like today, the gardeners will be putting seeds in
