Reflecting on Our Garden Friends (and Foes)
Our gardens in Lower Price Hill have been full of life this season. That's not just from our plants, but from the many creatures that call the gardens home.
The Basics of Bugs
Howdy family, AmeriCorps VISTA Jeffrey Helton here once again to provide you all with some information courtesy of the Grow Appalachia HQ. Our topic this week is bugs, so let's crawl
Bean mystery by Sue@Lmu
We have lost a lot of beans this year. I'm not sure what has done the damage. There are black spots that look like bites. There is also kind of
Garlic and other tidbits
I had to pick this tomato yesterday as it has a blemish so it's finishing it's ripening on my counter. It's a heritage tomato saved by the Peter's family and
Teddy, Tomatoes and Tillers
Lot's of activity has been happening here at HEP. Southern Highlands has started planting their raised bed gardens, and one of the consumers/clients named Teddy gave the whole group a
WHO IS THIS MYSTERY BEETLE?
Hello land-lovers, food-growers, and voracious vegetable consumers-- Does anyone know what kind of beetle this is? I've been seeing these a lot this year but don't know if they're
