Branching Out
Good Morning - what storms we had last night! The rain was much needed - and now with "extra" time - when we would have been watering our new plants
FINALLY….Garden planting in full swing
Greetings from the folks at Grow Appalachia at Project Worth! Having a full week of beautiful weather and no rain, our new gardeners are, and have been, very busy! While
KCHS Planting & Irma’s Article
We've had a busy month at the Lend-A-Hand Center. We've had several meetings and different workshops with the extension office. We had a second informational meeting, a general ag meeting
Volunteers
Hello, Spring! Here at Rockcastle Grow Appalachia - at ASPI - we are listening to the buzzing and almost buzzing ourselves! When everyone is so busy with their gardens, we
Seed Bombs!
"Don't judge each day by the harvest you reap, but by the seeds that you plant." - Robert Louis Stevenson The Union Co. Community Garden Coalition has been busy! Not
Raring to Sow
These warm, sunny days are making our Project Worth Grow Appalachia gardeners ready to get the garden action going. Many flowers and trees have started blooming and buds are popping
In the Garden of Eden?
“A beginning is the time for taking delicate care that the balances are correct.” – Dune This is a quote from a favorite book of mine, one that ponders the
Gathering & Info Meeting
The end of last week was filled with Grow Appalachia activities. Attending the Grow Appalachia “All-Hands” Gathering in Berea on Thursday and Friday was a great experience. I enjoyed meeting
Starting Tomatoes and Growing Mushrooms
My goodness it was good to see and meet everyone at the All Hands Gathering! Each site has something interesting going on - we admired and were a teeny bit
People With Disabilities to Grow Food
Part of our preparation for the new growing season is making sure we have the right equipment for people with disabilities to grow some of their food. This unfinished disability
