Map of 2026 Garden Grant Partners
Directory of 2026 Garden Grant Partners
Stories from Our Partners
Learning to Process the Harvest in Giles
Grow Giles continues to grow and produce strong! Yesterday, we had our Preserving the Harvest session. Dawn Barnes, FCS Agent for Floyd and Montgomery counties came and walked our participants through a
Watering a Garden
Ensuring your garden gets the correct amount of water is essential during the hot summer weather. Water is crucial for the development, taste, and quality of the fruit produced by a plant.
Making Comfort Foods Healthy Foods
This gardening season has definitely going well. The weather is not perfect, it has been very hot, but not so hot plants wilted, and having enough rain certainly helps us some. And
Tasty Healthy Eating
A lot of people think that heart healthy cooking means eating healthy but tasteless food. You can’t have fried chicken or fried okra or hammy green beans or pizza. They think eating
Visit Your Garden Daily
Why Visiting Your Garden Every Day Matters In a world filled with busy schedules, endless notifications, and constant demands on our attention, a daily visit to your garden can become
Learning Life’s Lessons in the Garden
By Sydney Skiles I have always loved growing things. There’s something so invigorating about watching a tiny seed sprout, grow, and eventually become something fruitful. As I’ve gotten older, I’ve realized that
The Perennial Garden Expansion
By Shayla Lucas This year, I am leaning more into the idea of really establishing perennials in the garden. I love the annual garden, but I am in a season of
Companion Planting
Companion planting is a great way to maximize space in a garden. Companion planting is when two or more different species of plants are planted in close proximity to each other in
July Garden Visits!
As Pine Mountain Settlement School’s site coordinator for Grow Appalachia’s Garden Grants Program, some of the moments I look forward to the most are our summer garden visits. Beyond seeing what
Our Garden Grants Alumni Network
GIVE A GARDEN TODAY
“Why try to explain miracles to your kids when you can just have them plant a garden?” – Robert Brault
