You Just Can’t Beat That!
GreenHouse17 (Formerly Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program) By S. This last week in the garden I have done some mowing, pulled weeds throughout the green beans and corn and also done
Drowning in veggies
The sky was gray with clouds but we were already in the garden and were not about to leave. The ground was soaked with the past week's rain and the
Gardening in the Real World
I want to start this entry by saying that I love gardening. I have been gardening for at least 60 years. My dad said I got my love of gardening
Tomatoes in the Kitchen
The weather seems to be wreaking havoc on many of the tomatoes that we see in local gardens, but for those who tied up their tomatoes early, used mulches, sprayed
GAP Training and Farmer’s Markets
Grow Breathitt County Participants in the Grow Appalachia program have had a great year of gardening. Some first time gardeners, some who are more experienced and some somewhere in between
The Beauty of Summer
Though these past few days have really felt quite a bit like fall the arrival of a bounty of fresh garden produce tells us that summer is in full swing
A Gardeners Journal~ Carolyn
Half Runner Green Beans Journal for our "2013 Grow Appalachia Garden" 4/31 . Today we planted our cantaloupe and cabbage. Our garden is being planted by three elderly ladies,
July news
I haven't been on since the middle of July. I got locked out of the blog and took me forever with the help of Candace to get back in. We
BIG UGLY UPDATE
The summer harvest is in full swing here at Big Ugly. Many of us are busy in the kitchen as well as the garden putting up food for the winter.
On the road again! Jackie & Aaron
One of the things I love best about working with Grow Appalachia is the people we get to meet and work with throughout the year. One hot morning last week,
