I Think I Can….
Like the Little Engine that could or the Little Red Hen, Grow Appalachia participants Marshall and Liz surely have made the most of their garden(s). Not only has Liz has
Railroad Street Mercantile
David Fisher, GA Field Coordinator opens new grocery in Whitesburg. David Fisher, GA Field Coordinator makes good on dream of a new store in Whitesburg. Railroad Street Mercantile
Take Care of the Earth
GreenHouse17 (formerly Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program) Written by: Anonymous The time I spent in the garden this week was time well spent. The wonderful memories that I recounted in my
Happy Halloween from Henderson Settlement!
I'm sure everyone has heard the story of Cinderella and her wicked step sisters. Well, this is the story of the children and the Cinderella Pumpkins. Once upon a
October: A Very Busy Time At Project Worth Outreach
Hello, my name is Alex Sanders and I am the Site Supervisor for the Grow Appalachia Gardening Program at Project Worth Outreach in Menifee County, Kentucky. I hope everyone is
October Musings
We picked and ate green bean and tomatoes all through the beginning of October. They were so good. Made better by knowing that they wouldn’t be there much longer. This
Fall at ASPI
The gardening season at ASPI has almost come to an end. We still have a few participants that are maintaining fall and winter gardens, but most are harvesting and digging
Fall pictures and thoughts
High Tunnel 10/27/13 Low tunnels 10/27/13 Immature pumpkin Misato Rose Radish Greens and Coles 10/27/13 Finally I remembered to take my camera to the
Fall Festival 10/19/13
Pumpkin carvers with their Pumpkins Hayride-The closest couple Phil and Brittany also regaled us with dulcimer music. People enjoying food and company. We had a great
NADINE AND THE GRAPE TREE
Nadine Hicks is a wonderful “woman of a certain age” who has lived on Open Fork in David, KY since she crossed over the ridge at the head of the
