The April Snow
Hello everyone! A few weeks ago most of us got in on the snow. We sure did, got about 3 inches if not more. Our cabbage, onions, and broccoli didn’t
Busy Busy Busy
I have missed blogging for the past couple weeks, all because we have been busier than ever since the weather has improved greatly. All future blogs will be on time
Trees, Flowers, and the Easter Lilies
Hi everyone, hope you all are as excited about spring as I am. To see the trees budding and flowers’ blooming is awesome. Easter is just around the corner, and
Seeds and supplies and sprouts
We have received more of our supplies this week, YAY! Our wheel hoe came, that thing is the coolest gadget! We have got our hori-horis, and the scuffle hoes are
Plantings and Donations and the Week Ahead
We finally got a couple things in the ground! We built 5 raised beds for the time being and we planted red and yellow onions, and lots of lettuce in them.
Lettuce & Onions in the High-Tunnels
Hello everyone, we finally got to plant something this last week. YAY! In one of our high-tunnels we planted lettuce and onions. I enjoyed getting my hands dirty for the
The Onion Maggot–Even more disgusting than it sounds ~ Abingdon, VA
Hello from Heather, ASD Garden Coordinator. Our next meeting with our gardeners is on September 9th, and only the returners from last year will have harvested and dried garlic
CHOW~CHOW
Today we learned to can Chow-Chow. This is a three-day process. Wayne Riley, the Director of Grow Appalachia in Laurel Co. and the (LCAAHC) had his sister, Joyce Carson come to the center, our
Tomatillo Salsa
We have been excited to see what our tomatillo's would produce this year. This is the first time we ever grown any of these tomato's. from the time we planted
tomatoes and potatoes and blackberries OH MY, onions and peppers and raspberries OH MY
Wow I was gone to MI for 10 days, I worked at the garden the night before I left and returned the day after I got back that's 11 days.
