The Har(d)vest
Too much food is a good problem to have. This is the mantra I have been repeating to myself for the last 3 weeks as our garden is just exploding
Getting Creative with Zucchini
Greetings from Sprouting Hope! Summer is starting to fade into fall and slowly our community garden is losing some of its staple favorites like squash and zucchini. Before saying goodbye
Summer ends and Fall gardening begins!
Hello, As summer is coming to an end we are excited to clear beds and prepare them for fall crops. This month has been a wet one but we were
Basilicious
During our first planting party back in March we planted somewhere around 200 basil seeds. I honestly thought that they weren’t going to make it…by the time we got them
OTR People’s Garden was featured on Civic Garden Centers Community Gardens Tour!
Hello gardeners! July is flying by! Maybe it's because here in Cincinnati we were so busy preparing the garden for Civic Garden Centers Community Gardens Tour that took place on
Yummies
It finally feels like we have a garden really growing here in Linwood! For a while there, it seemed as though we would NEVER arrive at the eating part, but
Mid-Summer Update
We’ve been very busy at the Lend-A-Hand Center this past month! Our gardens at the Center and at the community gardens are looking good. We have had several planting days
June! June! June! by Sue@Lmu
Pumpkin planters last week. Thanks to some overdue rain they are popping up.<img src="https://growappalachia.berea.edu/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/IMG_1847pumkin-planter-300x225.jpg" Canning college last week with our wonderful extension agent Carol Brandon. They learned how to can
May Updates
May was a very busy month with LAHC GA! We had several meetings, workshops, and home visits. Local burger: Whitley County beef, Knox County tomato, Stinking Creek eggs, pickles
Building community through gardening, education and environmental stewardship
Hello Grow Appalachia! May is here and Over-the-Rhine People's Garden is looking beautiful and full of gardeners! We have so many new community members who want to garden with us
