April Showers Bring May….Snow
Why do I feel like I have written this EXACT title in years past??? I will have to go back and check! Despite all the wonky weather check out this
Straight to Summer
After a relentless and seemingly never ending winter we have skipped right over spring and are now slugging through the heat of Summer. Thank goodness for our high tunnel or
Growing kids love growing kale
Hello fellow gardeners! Spring has not yet sprung here in the mountains of West Virginia. Winter has been relentless, for the past past month we have had four nor'easters roll
The Importance of Cover Crops
Greetings fellow Grow-ers! For those of you who might not be familiar with cover crop use, a cover crop is planted not for food purposes (generally) but for many other
First Fridays and Farewells
I would like to take this month’s blog to really focus on the things that we have found great success with this and past seasons. I spend a significant amount
Garlic Braids
Last week, the Linwood Community Daycare had an absolutely record week of produce sales....over $500! If only we could do that EVERY week! The really interesting thing is that we
Garden Update
Since I haven't written an update in a while I thought I would just fill all you readers in on what's going on in Linwood and the surrounding areas. First,
Much Ado About Wireworms
Meet Linwood’s newest garden mascot – the wireworm! As you can probably tell, we are trying hard to have a sense of humor about an infestation that is not only
Tortilla Pie Etc.
So I wanted to share this recipe in the blog today because not only is it healthy, it is DELICIOUS and makes great use of a variety of garden vegetables.
Still Winter
This is a tough narrative to write, seeing as how we have a foot of snow on the ground, winds are gusting to 50 mph and it's -15 or so
