Fall Harvest Failure
We have all heard the quote “Parting is such sweet sorrow.” Now, this might have been true for Romeo and Juliet, but it is not true for the gardener and
Jessica’s First Family Garden
Jessica and family are a first time garden family. Here are her words about our backyard gardening program here in Morristown, TN. This garden experience has been amazing. I'm Jessica,
Garden visits, Farmer’s Market & Educational classes.
This blog is continued with my home garden visits from last month. I have many new participates this year that wanted to start growing a garden with their families.
A Tale of Two Approaches
When it comes to gardening, more than one approach is acceptable. Traditionally, a plot is plowed, disced, and then tilled before sowing. The traditional approach has no protection against the
Coping, Who Needs to Cope?
WOW! Can you believe how the world has changed in just a few weeks. It was just a few weeks ago that site leaders were assembled in Berea getting
Seasons for a Reason
Seasons Our year is divided into different seasons for a reason and I'm so thankful that we're moving into a season of rest. The earth needs to rest and we
Rain, Rain, Go Away!
Rain, Rain, Go Away! We've gotten so much rain that the weeds are growing faster than the wanted vegetable plants lately. This isn't discouraging the hardcore gardeners we have tho!
A Garden is Our Teacher
Hello Grow Appalachia friends and followers! Spring is in full gear and we are busy bees here in Grow Appalachia's urban partner site, Over-the-Rhine People's Garden. The new Civic Garden
Intensive Gardening 101
What is Intensive Gardening? Intensive gardening is a gardening method in which one plants a small garden in such a way that maximizes one’s harvest. Why use it? "The
