Bamboo bad, BUT…
It's interesting how badly you can hate a particular invasive species and yet still acknowledge its utility. Such is the case with bamboo. Bamboo can be categorized as clumping or
Laurie’s Lesson on Hydroponic Lettuce
As I write this blog post we’re experiencing one of the first really beautiful Spring days of the year, and one of the first days in weeks where it
Spring in the Garden
Spring in the Garden. Spring in the garden is a busy time. Let's say that again. Spring in the garden is a busy time. From soil samples, soil prep, tilling,
The many harvests on Bullskin Creek
The Many Harvests on Bullskin Creek As the sarvisberry and redbuds begin to bloom, the promise of springtime finally begins to feel real. The participants in the Bullskin
Grow Ohio Valley Backyard Gardeners 2022 Kickoff: Show and Tell Garden
Happy Spring, y’all! Despite the snow last weekend, it’s really starting to feel like Spring here in Wheeling. I’m only wrapping up my first week at Grow Ohio Valley,
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
