Lesson Collection
As we visit gardens in June & July, the time becomes a reflection on what things worked, what things might be done differently, and celebration of the good that
Entre Plantas y Cultura Proyecto de Jardinería
De la semilla al éxito: Actualizaciones de verano de nuestro proyecto de huerto urbano Click here to read in English! El verano está en pleno apogeo, y la combinación de
Between Plants and Culture Garden Grant
From Seed to Success: Summer Updates from Our Urban Garden Project ¡Haz clic aquí para leer en español! Summer is in full swing, and the combination of sunshine and rain
Accepting Challenges, Adapting to Change
This season’s irregular weather patterns are proving to be challenging even to our area’s most experienced farmers. Props to all of our new gardeners who are still up for the
Building Skills, Growing Purpose
Every summer, the LPH Community Gardens welcome four neighborhood teenagers as paid summer garden apprentices. These apprenticeships give youth in our community the chance to learn more about
Toads as Natural Pesticide
Attracting toads to your garden can be a great, natural way to remove unwanted bugs. Toads are natural predators of slugs, beetles, ants, snails, worms, spiders, and many more insects
My First Year as a Gardener in Appalachia
When I signed up for a monthly gardening workshop, I honestly didn’t know much about gardening beyond what I had seen other people do. As a first-time gardener living in
Sprouting Seeds and Community
The progress of our Backyard Garden Program has been absolutely incredible. Just a few months ago, we brought together a diverse group of neighbors. Some had never touched a
Gardening = Patience by Martin Hoyt
Gardening is not my first stunt in the circus but ORGANIC gardening is. First and foremost I want to say a big thank you to Grow Appalachia,
2026 VCE Wise County Intern
Hello! My name is Jocelyn Brown, and I am a current student at UVA-Wise pursuing a major in Biology. I am beyond blessed to have this opportunity to intern at
