Gardening in Overdrive
Gardening season has arrived, and Grow Your Own is in full effect! In today's class, we taught participants how to plant, trellis, and care for tomatoes and peppers; we also
Grow Your Own, growing
Hey all -- Brian here. Spring has finally kicked off and we're having much larger workshop turnouts. We recently hit our maximum number of participants last week, but many interested
Spring Rains Slow Vegetable Planting, Improve Fungiculture
The weather has certainly warmed up nicely, but the fields can't catch a break when it comes to rain. Everyone is complaining about spring plantings being delayed, but not much
Spring is finally here! (maybe)
It's been a long and cold winter up here on the mountain, with many plantings and preparations for the growing season being delayed by cold snaps and snow. Now we
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.
Many hands make light work!
Large tasks become small when divided among several people! Volunteers from Paul Mitchell the School Cincinnati's Green Team and gardeners from the Civic Garden Center of Greater Cincinnati had fun
An Interview with Missy Conn
Hello, this is Marsha Morris Sanders with Project WORTH/Grow Appalachia. I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Missy Conn, one of our very hard working participants. Missy has attended
STRAWBERRIES
I am genetically predisposed to craving strawberries in February. I am from the west coast of Florida-the Tampa Bay area-and just east and a little south of Tampa is Plant
Mujeres Unidas is back
Rain rain go away so we can till today. (Please do not go far we will need you in May) Mujeres Unidas is excited to get another year off and
