Warmth Within the Cold
As you can all probably tell, it's cold. Way too cold, some might say, to have a successful garden, but of course they'd be wrong. Even though it's in the
Spring Lessons
It’s difficult to believe a month has passed since I last wrote on this blog. Springtime is so busy and there is always too much to do, and never enough
“Yea, He is Altogether Lovely!”
Hello from Rhonda West in Scott County, TN Last year we talked about the USDA Certified Manufacturing and Teaching Kitchen and we introduced you to some of the products that
Spring Appetizers
Wendy Johnston Appalachian South Folklife Center, Pipestem, WV I like to think of the early things you get from the garden. From nature, as your Spring Appetizers. Just as much,
It’s ALL Good: Using the Rest of the Plant
By Jason Von Kundra at Sprouting Hope in Marion, VA There is an abundance of food all around us. Some of it is even getting discarded in the compost pile
“RECHARGING”
Rhonda West reporting from Scott County. Getting ready for spring gardening? This site has some good information about how to get your soil ready for planting and how to
Drying Herbs
It seems like we’ve had quite a bit of success growing herbs this year. We have a variety of herbs and tons of basil and dill. There have been days
Tomatillo Salsa
We have been excited to see what our tomatillo's would produce this year. This is the first time we ever grown any of these tomato's. from the time we planted
