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
Growing Relationships & Gardens!
Here in Annville, the garden season is in full swing! Early in April, we gathered to plan our gardens, share our favorite tips, and collect supplies. Later into the
East Knoxville Food Town Hall
On the first weekend of May 2026 at Fern Street Missionary Baptist Church in East Knoxville, Tennessee, we, alongside our community partners Battlefield Farm & Gardens and Women
Growing More Than Gardens
There is something truly special about planting a seed and watching it grow. Gardening teaches patience, dedication, and hope — lessons that reach far beyond the garden itself. Through Grow
Gardening Season Begins in the Clearfork Valley
Here in the Clearfork Valley, gardening season is finally getting underway. After an especially dry hot spring then late freezes has now been filled with steady rains and muddy ground,
Pushing Through the Drought
With Giles County being in D2 drought status for the past couple of weeks, it has been a very dry start to being out of frost danger. Nonetheless, Grow Giles
Growing Community
There’s something special growing behind the Floyd County Library — and it’s about much more than vegetables. Now in its third growing season, the Community Garden has become a place
Early Gardening
So far our growing season is being interesting, with 80 degree weather followed by a couple of hard frosts, some dry weather that had us in a minor drought period,
