The Essentials To Making Great Salsa
For the first time in my life I made salsa. How exciting is that. First we put on some boiling water. Then using approximately six ROMA tomatoes at a time
Suckers on my Tomatoes!!!!
Yesterday Mr. Cooke came to the LACCHC’s garden and showed us a sucker on a tomato. At first, I was really confused about what a sucker was or what the
We Speak For The Trees
By Jessica Ballard Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program At the Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program, trees are important to us. With the support of KU/LGE’s Plant for the Planet Program we have
Canning Salsa! (DIY) Do it yourself!
Hey, everyone its Courtney Parker. I want to tell you about my experience with Canning Salsa with the LCAAHC. Some materials you will need is... 2 pots, water, spoon, stove,
Grateful to Help at Home
My name is Chip Dial and I grew up here in Appalachia. Red Bird is my home. I left to join the Navy in 2001, expecting never to return. After
Make Your Own Onion Powder
Green onions We read that if you cut the blades from green onions and pull the dirt away
Last Second Heroics
I'm sure almost everyone out there has wonderful vegetables growing, blooming, and getting close to bearing fruit- despite the late frosts and other set backs. Our gardens are looking wonderful
Beautiful Gardens
I keep trying to visit gardens but rain has spoiled my plans more than once this week. I am not complaining because the gardens I have seen are absolutely beautiful.
Home Visits 2013
Yesterday was a beautiful day to be traveling in Kentucky and Tennessee. The sun was shinning and the birds were singing as I visited several of our gardeners. My first stop
Harvesting the Rain
Last week we held our second rain barrel workshop at Pine Mountain. The first rain barrel workshop was held in the fall of 2012, at that time we only had
