Don’t Give Up on Your Old Seeds!
I had always heard that many types seeds won't germinate much after the year that they are supposed to be planted, so when I unearthed a box of dusty seed
I had always heard that many types seeds won't germinate much after the year that they are supposed to be planted, so when I unearthed a box of dusty seed
Until spending an afternoon planting lettuce, radishes, and carrots with elementary school students this week, I had temporarily forgotten how joyful and inspiring gardening with children can be. And what
The beginning of Spring 2014 has been unmistakably wintery. For me, the difficulty of Spring gardening is not in the ever-regenerating to do list, but in the necessary patience and
This is always an exciting, and daunting, time of the year for me. In spite of how severe this winter has been, I appreciate the shorter days and indoor time
I was excited to get in the garden one mild day last week, but I didn’t anticipate the enjoyment of finding so many weeds under the thick layer of straw
I have this idea that I wish someone would run with. The inspiration came from looking at a stack of discarded catalogs by my wood stove this winter. Two of
View of the beautiful Greenbrier River from the pedestrian bridge in Alderson Hello from the Alderson Community Food Hub in Alderson, West Virginia! Grateful for the hope and
This season we are taking a moment to peek under the High Rocks Grow Appalachia tree to appreciate all the gifts we have received throughout the year. First of all,
High Rocks Grow Appalachia and our friends at Pocahontas County Farm-to-School continue to fight the good fight of getting fresh, local produce from farm to plate. But the objective of
This weekend, the Charleston Gazette published the following article: http://www.wvgazette.com/Life/201310110138 We are enjoying our 15 minutes of fame and happy to tell the story of how gardening and volunteerism can