Map of 2026 Garden Grant Partners
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Stories from Our Partners
Field Day at Heathern Homestead
A Reminder This last week, we gathered out at Heathen Homestead for an organic field day with Grow Appalachia. A few site coordinators came together along with local farmers,
Organic Aphid Management Using Wild Garlic (Allium vinale)
With climate patterns becoming increasingly inconsistent, generating severe weather, and shortening our winters, aphids are proving to be an increasing problem for gardeners. Aphid populations are expeditiously multiplying, notably on
Spring Harvest
This part of the year always always feels like the beginning of the season's excitement, as spring crops are starting to come in and summer crops are beginning to be planted.
From Seed Starting to Shared Work
In March, the LPH Community Gardens were just beginning to wake up. Home gardeners were planning their beds, seedlings were getting started indoors, and fresh compost was being added across growing
Full steam ahead into growing season!
It’s been a warm & busy spring! A majority of our backyard gardeners have already started planting in their established gardens. Others are still building out their grow spaces, taking advantage of
Entre Plantas y Cultura Actualizaciones del Proyecto
Creciendo Juntos: Jardinería Urbana y Talleres Comunitarios Click here to read in English! El clima de primavera finalmente ha llegado, haciéndonos saber que es hora de empezar a plantar para la temporada!
Entre Plantas y Cultura Project Updates
Growing Together: Urban Gardening & Community Workshops ¡Haz clic aquí para leer en español! Spring weather has finally arrived, letting us know it’s time to start planting for the season! This past
A Specific Kind of Magic, a Fair Amount of Anxiety
Gardening, to me is simply an outdoor classroom. A place to learn wherever the soil takes you. As we gather in our gardens, the smell of damp earth lets us know
The Taste of Home
Growing up on a tobacco farm in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, I lived mostly as my family had lived for hundreds of years. I lived in an old white farmhouse
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
