April Showers Bring May Showers….and Snow Progress Report
We are FINALLY underway and both our community and home gardens are taking shape, thanks to huge efforts by Steve and Terry White! We had a significant amount of snow
We are FINALLY underway and both our community and home gardens are taking shape, thanks to huge efforts by Steve and Terry White! We had a significant amount of snow
Good Evening everyone one. Lori here with the next instalment from McDowell County, WV. This has been the most hectic and nerve wracking months so far this year. Remember last
I mentioned in our last blog post that we followed up our first class on seed starting and planning a garden / best practices (which was held on March 14th)
We have accomplished so much in March. Weekly meetings, 2 core classes, blackberry and raspberry pruning, bed assignments, teaching new gardeners how to work their beds and plant seeds, Bill
Happy March from all of us at HEP, Lori here with your monthly update of what's been going on. It was great seeing you all at the All Hands gathering
We had our first Grow class last evening, covering reporting, seed starting, companion planting and garden planning. Sixteen people attended and we capped off a great round table discussion /
Emily Barrineau, AmeriCorps Member, High Rocks, Hillsboro, WV-- The 2016 Grow Appalachia season has begun at High Rocks and I am excited what this year has to offer. I started
As you can guess from the title of the blog we have oodles of snow with more coming down! That, combined with temperatures in the negatives this past weekend (think
Happy 2016 Folks! Lori here from McDowell County, West Virginia. We hope you all are having a great January so far. Lets get to it shall we. First of all,
I wanted to take this blog opportunity to share with you some of the responses that we received to our 2015 Grow questionnaire, which we sent out to all of