Spring is on the way!
I love spring anywhere, but if I could choose I would always greet it in a garden. --Ruth Stout And so it begins…We wake up each day with hope in
Springtime at St. Vincent Mission
It’s 2022 and the Garden Program is up and running with participants eager to get started. Two meetings have already been conducted in February and March; with 26 people and
Greetings from Bullskin
Greetings from Bullskin! Hello from Clay County, Kentucky! Clay County Cooperative Extension Service (Clay CES) is proud to be a new member of the Grow Appalachia family as
Spring is in the air!
Spring! I can smell it! Spring is in the air! We’re enjoying a few 75º+ days lately and Daylight Savings Time is right ar Just a glimpse of the
Why We Should Use IPM
A brand new Grow Appalachia gardening site is now officially operating! Grow Sustainab-LEE from the Lee County Cooperative Extension Office is busy ordering seeds and tools to get this season
New to the Grow Appalachia Family
Grow Appalachia at St. Vincent Mission is ending another productive and challenging year. We have hired a new Garden Program Coordinator. Jeannette Mullins joined our team in September 2021. She
Fall Harvest In The O.C.-September 2021
By: Tanya Begley And just like that, fall has arrived. We feel the change in the air. The emptying fields starting to become more noticeable. We witness September come to
How To Store Your Summer Fruits and Vegetables: Let’s Talk About Canning!
As the harvest begins winding down, we begin looking for ways to capture the taste of a summer garden all year long. One of the most tried and true
Season End Appreciation Dinner
Monday September 13th, St. Vincent Mission Grow Appalachia hosted an end of the season appreciation dinner for their participants. We are very proud of them for all their hard work
Reaping What We Sow – A Grow Wayne Perspective
Hello everyone! My name is Chelsea and this is my second year with Grow Wayne. It has been such a wonderful learning experience from the very start. I look forward
