You won’t be able to contain yourself!
Greetings Grow Appalachians! Holly, VISTA at Grow App HQ, and although it is very wet here in Berea, at least it isn’t cold. There are so many beautiful flowers in
Drying Herbs
It seems like we’ve had quite a bit of success growing herbs this year. We have a variety of herbs and tons of basil and dill. There have been days
Herbs in the Garden
What a season! We have been so busy, not only wrapping up the summer bounty, but getting ready to put in fall gardens. Not only have we helped with vegetable
Potatoes with Beans and Pasta by Sue@Lmu
The recipe that follows is one of my favorite recipes when I can get all this out of the garden. It was in Taste of Homes Light and Tasty magazine
Full Class!
Half of the wonderful gardeners we had for class. What a full class we had on Tuesday night! We love getting to see
Information
We may have been busy planting and working on workshops but nothing really to blog about. So instead I just want to share some information that I have found on
Herbs
Herbs serve many purposes and today I wanted to talk about some of my favorite herbs and all the benefits from growing them. Herbs are grown for culinary, medicinal, drying
Seed Saving and Cooking with Herbs
Tonight at the our class, we learned about two important and delicious aspects of your gardening career: seed saving and cooking with herbs. Before the lesson started, Mrs. Elbie gave
Sowing New Seeds…
...and pulling out plants that are past their prime. By this time of the year, it's finally started to get sweltering hot - and all of the lettuce, radish, and
Big Ugly Basil–Gardeners growing Basil for flavor, health, and fun
Growing basil Basil seeds like to be warm to germinate and grow. Growing Basil Having our greenhouse has really helped our basil seeds to germinate quickly. We
