Enjoying good conversation in the garden!
Ms. Dorothy and Ms. Rose have so much wisdom to share, we are thankful that they are leaders and role models to us in the garden.
New Beginnings!
Construction has begun! Our first raised bed went in today at the home of one of our Food Commander Teens! His home is in Chuckey, TN of Greene County. His
A Busy and Enjoyable Week
Hello everyone. My name is Alex Sanders and I am the Grow Appalachia Gardening Program Site Supervisor at Project Worth Outreach. We are located in Menifee County in northeastern Kentucky.
Water, Hooray!
We are so excited to see pipes and sprinkler heads this week! Last summer we spent time digging, and digging, and digging, and digging, and digging a well at Rural
Generations of the future
We have been very busy with the teen program at Rural Resources, in East Tennessee. I have been trying to visit all the teen homes from our Food Commanders group
First Garden Tour
Our Grow Appalachia Teens, Food Commanders, from Rural Resources in East Tennessee went on their first garden tour. They were excited to see the raised beds and use of tires
“Dirt is so Magical!”
That's me in my mulching gear. I have been gardening for the better part of 60 years, since I was big enough to walk to the garden and
Something Beautiful
I think all of us have the inherent desire to be a part of something bigger than our own small life. I can get so caught up my own to-do
Canning Beans with the Shepherds
My visit to Roger and Emily Shepherd the other day couldn't have come at a better time. It was canning day. Emily and Roger garden on his family’s home place
More garden visits in lovely, lovely Abingdon, Virginia
Hello from Heather. Today’s post focuses on gardeners Vadie, Amy, and Jennifer. Vadie is our oldest gardener in the program, at 84 years old. She doesn't leave her house
