Spring in the Garden
Spring in the Garden. Spring in the garden is a busy time. Let's say that again. Spring in the garden is a busy time. From soil samples, soil prep, tilling,
Fall Is on Its Way
Bea Sias Step by Step, Logan, West Virginia The leaves are turning, and the weather is getting cooler, so we know what this means, fall is on its way. We
March Madness
Peace from Cincinnati, March is full of gardening madness! Madness meaning, turning the soil, spreading seeds, hardening-off plants, and getting vegetable and flower plugs into the ground. Mother Nature provided
Top Ten Tips for the Best Summer Garden!
Happy Friday Grow Appalachians! Things here at HQ are taking off at the speed of light, and with many new plans and changes on the horizon, it's sure to be
The “Community” In Community Gardens
From the beginning, Grow Appalachia's basic mission has been simple: helping as many families grow as much of their own food as possible. We work with families to, first and
About Natural Forces (Storms) and Diseases
Storm and Rain damage Daphne Gooding-Grow Appalachia Big Ugly In the Little House book series by Laura Ingalls Wilder, which I read to my children when they were
When storms take their toll
Thunderstorms rampaged across eastern Kentucky yesterday and last night, wreaking havoc on small garden plots and large fields alike. I personally live in Pikeville, and as it turns out I
Workshop-Gardening Plans
On April 25th 2014, LEAD’s Grow Appalachia team held another workshop on Gardening Plans. Several were in attendance; we were given valuable tips and experience to use, that will help
