so so so so tired
Hello everyone! I am sorry for my small hiatus, but well... first I had a bad cause of bronchitis that I refused to go to the doctor for. After the
Transitions in Richmond, KY
Transitions The cold winter and late showing spring made so much of the energy we had wanted to create early, seem to move in slow motion. Knowing how much work
Strawberry Bucket
One of my favorite times of the year is late May to early June when my garden is planted. My strawberries start bearing. It is funny my
Oh DEER!!
Deer are lovely, liquid-eyed and graceful creatures, but not in your garden. Here on Big Ugly, the deer can really wipe out a garden in one night. We have tried
Generations of the future
We have been very busy with the teen program at Rural Resources, in East Tennessee. I have been trying to visit all the teen homes from our Food Commanders group
Waiting Out the Rainy Weather
Hello everyone. My name is Alex Sanders and I am the Grow Appalachia Garden Program Site Supervisor at Project Worth Outreach. We are located in Menifee County, Kentucky where it
Castle Village Community
This year we started working with Wallick Communities by starting community gardens on one of their property. Wallick manages rental housing, including apartments for low-income families and seniors based on
PIZZA-Art for the Tummy!
We all love pizza and wanted to help folks know that they could make their own pizza without too much trouble. Pizza can become the canvas for some lovely and healthy
Ants, Slugs and Plants OH MY!!
One of my gardeners, Michael Price, is having trouble with ants and slugs in his bean plants. He has a very neat garden and has several things planted. He has
