The Top Tool Companies Dearly Loved by GA HQ
Ohhh, this weather is making me siiiinnnngggggg!!! :) Happy Easter weekend, folks! GA HQ is closed for Good Friday so you're getting a blog a day early before we dash off into
The Top Five Best Garden Tools for Your Arsenal
Like any occupation or hobby that requires manual labor, be it construction, hunting, or gardening, it's a known fact that a good tool either makes or breaks the job at
Healthy Soil= Healthy Garden= Healthy People
Ok, I totally cannot take credit for that title- that honor goes to Laura over in Wolfe County. Hey, it's spring!!! Yay! And tomorrow is April! (Already?!) It's another quiet
The Dirt on Soil Testing
With these fluctuating temperatures, the outdoors right now may seem like a cold (or warm?), unwelcoming place that that you never want to return to. Rest assured; better days are coming! After
Grow Appalachia’s Favorite Veggie Varieties
Happy St. Patrick's Day, everyone! I had so much fun writing the blog for this week. I think you all are going to really enjoy this one! Given the title,
Top 10 Veggies You Can Start Right Now!
The calendar says that the first day of spring is March 20th. The first day of spring seems to be a widely anticipate day in the gardening world: it's getting
The Great and Amazing Grow Appalachia Seed Sort!
Howdy Grow Appalachians! Whew. We sure did get some wild storms here earlier this week: hail, pitch black skies, strong winds, pouring rain. But it's back to normal now (whatever
Season Extension: Yes, you really CAN grow year-round!
For a long time, gardeners have labored under the impression that they have a 3 month window, typically from April or May until school starts, to get their garden just
2017: Gathering Thoughts
2017’s All-Hands Gathering has come and gone. Weeks of planning and set-up here at Headquarters brought coordinators and participants from 33 Grow Appalachia Partner Sites across Central Appalachia to Berea
Special Connections Through Gardening: A Grow Appalachia Story
Since the beginning, the heartbeat- for lack of a better word- of Grow Appalachia is that of its participants. To date, Grow Appalachia has reached more than 4,000 unduplicated families.
