Laurel Co. Grow Appalachia
Our Community Garden in Laurel Co.We got our community garden planted this past week. With the help of some of our garden particapants. Some plants, and some seeds in the ground, on
Grow Appalachia Site Coordinators Meeting 2012
For all of you Grow Appalachia coordinators this blog post will be old news but we thought it would be nice for all our participants and other
Improvements at the LCAAHC
Thanks to a generous donor, Mary Ann Samples, who donated plants, trees, mulch and a bench, we now have a beautifully landscaped exterior at the Laurel County African American Heritage
We Will Miss You Jennifer! Laurel County ~ Melanie Gross
Sorry this post is late, garden vegetables won't wait and we have been picking and canning all week...and it continues.We have had the pleasure of Jennifer Mante interning at the
Happy Independence Day ~ LCAAHC
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Beautifying the City with Vegetables. LCAAHC by Jennifer Mante
London wants to be the most beautiful city in Kentucky. For this year’s contest, the city wants to decorate each vacant space to make the city look more attractive. Mr.
Spring Happenings in Laurel County ~ Melanie Gross
Grow Appalachia in Laurel County is thriving. We had a slow start to the year with a long, cold, wet Spring. We barely had time to poke a seed in
The Eye of the Potato By Jennifer Mante Grow Appalachia Intern at the Laurel County African American Heritage Center, London, KY
The lesson of the day: Plant potatoes with the eye facing up.I learned this from a 65 year old man called Mr. Bill Moore at the Hart Baptist Church garden.
