Everyone can be an expert
A couple of our lovely ladies excited about the healthy transplants they started for their garden. Busy week for me, Yvonne Scott, and Wolfe County Grow Appalachia as
Planning, Plowing and Planting Oh My
Lori here from McDowell County in Wild Wonderful West Virginia. Welcome to our crazy life! Center Stuff: Thankfully the weather has been relatively cooperative this spring. We got the tiller
Asparagus, April’s Superfood
Rhonda West reporting from Scott County. This spring vegetable will make your stomach happy in more ways than one. It is delicious and loaded with prebiotics, compounds that promote the
Working in between the rains
Cabbages under agribon, leeks in those rows. Eliot here from the Appalachian South Folklife Center in Pipestem, WV. Got some rows planted at the center early this
Harvesting through the snow
When we talked with our gardeners last fall about extending their growing season there was not a high level of interest. Some people tried a fall crop of greens but
Season Extension: To infinity and beyond!
Greetings, Grow Appalachians! It's Holly the HQ VISTA once again! Now, I imagine some of you are probably thinking, "Why in the world are we hearing from Holly twice in
Late fall crops still coming in and butter
Winter has been knocking at our doors in East Tennessee. Debbie reporting in from Rural Resources in Greeneville, TN. Our teens have bedded some of their gardens down for winter,
Season Extension – just in time for first snow!
We had our first snow fall Halloween night! Tooooooooo early! Parts of our county had an inch, some 6 inches. It was beautiful to see that white fluffy stuff, but
Plants, Dirt, Raised Beds, and More
Our gardens have done wonderfully this growing season. One of the most important parts of any garden is the dirt. I wanted to highlight some of the different types of
Concert and cook-off
Wow, it may be fall, but things are not slowing down here at Rural Resources, in East Tennessee. Debbie here, and I am exhausted and excited for this week to
