Garden Volunteers
I feel that I have rewritten this story for the last several years of my growing babies and attempting to grow a garden simultaneously. I gave birth to my
I feel that I have rewritten this story for the last several years of my growing babies and attempting to grow a garden simultaneously. I gave birth to my
Our participants really enjoyed our July class on cooking with herbs taught by the University of Tennessee Extension’s Leah VanMeter and Teressa Honeycutt. My favorite quote from the class.
Growing up my mom always loved flowers. She dreamed of owning a house with a big front yard, filled flower beds, and a big front porch. When my
Our gardeners have been busy keeping up with their harvests and of course the summer weeds. To help our new gardeners learn how to preserve their harvest we have been
July has been a fantastic month for us! Faye paid us a visit this month and attended our preservation class while she was here. We had a great time visiting
The Dog Days of Summer Have Arrived Here in Appalachia, the summer equinox has come and gone, and we have settled into the dog days of summer. These are the
For our July blog post, second year Backyard Gardener Michelle volunteered to share an update on how her season is going. Since last year Michelle has had big dreams
Here at the Grow Sustainab-LEE program, it's garden visits all around. Our agents are visiting our participants for their yearly garden visit in order to answer any questions or offer
July has been a busy month with harvest for the participants. Majority has been potatoes, lettuce, and onions. One of our participant, Bennette harvest a 16 lb head of cabbage.
Growing Home Community Revival? It's never just food! It's never just a garden! It's never just an Agriculture conference! Cowan Community Action Group, Inc. is hosting a Regenerative Agriculture