Veggies a Plenty
Excitement abounds here in lovely McDowell County. Lori here with your monthly update of what's going on. We are so proud and happy to announce that our participants and our
Summer Salsa for the Snowy Season
It's been a notably cool August here in Pocahontas County, helping us remember that although summer is still on the mind, fall is just around the corner! The gardens still
Sprouting Seedlings & Updates from Cincinnati, Ohio!
Happy Earth Day Grow Appalachia Friends! Over-the-Rhine People's Garden (OTRPG) gardeners have been as busy as bumble bees buzzing around beautiful garden blooms. We have so much good news to
Spring Update From Cincinnati’s OTR People’s Garden
Hello Grow Appalachia Followers! Spring is officially here and frostier than ever. In fact, since the first day of spring, Cincinnati has had several frost warnings, a hailstorm, and even
January Highlights and Happenings from OTR People’s Garden
Happy New Year Grow Appalachia Friends and Followers! Like many of our partner sites across the Grow Appalachia region, OTR People’s Garden, located in Cincinnati, Ohio, is busy planning for
Happy Thanksgiving!
Thanksgiving wishes from our garden to yours! This time of year is a great time to use up some of those yummy home grown sweet potatoes. One of our gardeners
Playing hide and seek with Mr. Rain
Hello again from Rural Resources in the heart of Greeneville, TN! I have decided to play an old time favorite game, Hide and Seek. I believe the rain thinks it
In the Kitchen with Kathy
This month we're featuring an interview with Kathy, our field-to-table advocate. From the kitchen at our emergency shelter, alongside residents participating in our program's kitchen track, Kathy prepares dinner for
Autumn Harvest
Happy October Grow Appalachia Friends! Our Cincinnati Partner Site, Over-the-Rhine People's Garden, is finally settling down after a busy growing season. Fall weather in Ohio has been mild so far
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
