Victory Gardens
Hello from Debbie Strickland in beautiful Greeneville, TN! Taylor Boles, our Garden and Grazing manager who is an AmeriCorps member, is writing to you today from Rural Resources' world. Please
How to Install a Drip Irrigation System
--Karline Jensen, High Rocks, Hillsboro, WV Here are the tools you will need: Screwdriver and Utility Knife We get our irrigation supplies from Rainflo Irrigation. You will need: It
Spring Update From Cincinnati’s OTR People’s Garden
Hello Grow Appalachia Followers! Spring is officially here and frostier than ever. In fact, since the first day of spring, Cincinnati has had several frost warnings, a hailstorm, and even
Volunteers, lots of bricks & fertilizer
Hey all--- Maria here in Williamson, WV (Southern, WV). It has been lovely weather here the last couple of weeks and our phone has been ringing off the hook with
70-degrees in February and loving it!
Hello Grow Appalachia Friends! It's February in Cincinnati, OH and it seems like Punxsutawney Phil's 6 more weeks of winter prediction was a little off. Recent record breaking warm temperatures
Use Today’s Hankerings as a Guide for Next Year’s Garden
On days like this, it can be hard to picture those warm, sunny times out tending a full and healthy garden. But it’s never too early to start planning ahead!
Playing hide and seek with Mr. Rain
Hello again from Rural Resources in the heart of Greeneville, TN! I have decided to play an old time favorite game, Hide and Seek. I believe the rain thinks it
Our Newest Transplant
Liz Kammeyer, High Rocks AmeriCorps Member, Hillsboro, WV-- Hello to all! My name is Liz Kammeyer, and I am one of the two new Grow Appalachia/Local Foods & Wellness AmeriCorps
A “Nicely Done” Value-Added Spotlight
To its partner sites, Grow Appalachia has continuously emphasized the importance of site-generated revenue; that is, procuring additional funds outside of GA for the sole purpose of putting back into
Summer ends and Fall gardening begins!
Hello, As summer is coming to an end we are excited to clear beds and prepare them for fall crops. This month has been a wet one but we were
