Microgreens
Greetings from 4848 and welcome back to another gardening season with Linwood Alive! Spring is fast approaching and I know many folks have already started planning out their gardens for
Meet and Greet
Eryn Neyer is the new garden coordinator for the Linwood chapter of Grow Appalachia. I wanted to introduce her and share that you will get to read blogs from her
Carrots…good for humans not just horses!
I had the massive pleasure of heading back to Linwood and Snowshoe last weekend and was able to check out our high tunnel, community garden and the Pocahontas County Farmers
Event Ideas: Boosting Attendance = More $$$$
Greetings! We are just coming off of our big event for the season - Linwood Alive's annual Farm to Fork Dinner, where this year we raised over $5000. Time is
The Importance of Cover Crops
Greetings fellow Grow-ers! For those of you who might not be familiar with cover crop use, a cover crop is planted not for food purposes (generally) but for many other
Garlic Braids
Last week, the Linwood Community Daycare had an absolutely record week of produce sales....over $500! If only we could do that EVERY week! The really interesting thing is that we
Garden Update
Since I haven't written an update in a while I thought I would just fill all you readers in on what's going on in Linwood and the surrounding areas. First,
Much Ado About Wireworms
Meet Linwood’s newest garden mascot – the wireworm! As you can probably tell, we are trying hard to have a sense of humor about an infestation that is not only
All Wrapped Up
How fast time goes by! It feels like yesterday we were almost unable to keep up with harvesting and now it's freezing cold and the garden has been put to
April Showers Bring May Showers….and Snow Progress Report
We are FINALLY underway and both our community and home gardens are taking shape, thanks to huge efforts by Steve and Terry White! We had a significant amount of snow
