Big Ugly Garden
Sherrie Browning is one of our new participant in our Grow Appalachia Program down on Big Ugly. Sherrie’s garden is doing very well this year with different kinds of plants, from
Eddie’s Garden
I have been gone from May 19th to May 28th as I have been in training for the program, but the gardens are still growing and we are still working
Oh DEER!!
Deer are lovely, liquid-eyed and graceful creatures, but not in your garden. Here on Big Ugly, the deer can really wipe out a garden in one night. We have tried
PIZZA-Art for the Tummy!
We all love pizza and wanted to help folks know that they could make their own pizza without too much trouble. Pizza can become the canvas for some lovely and healthy
Ants, Slugs and Plants OH MY!!
One of my gardeners, Michael Price, is having trouble with ants and slugs in his bean plants. He has a very neat garden and has several things planted. He has
Big Ugly-Plant
It’s hard to believe that it’s already May! Seems like only yesterday that we were dreamily going through the seed catalogs and planning out how and where all the plants
My own Garden
Bea Sias Logan County Grow Appalachia. This weekend I finally started my own garden, I am so eager to see how it turns out this year. In my opinion,
Herb Gardening on Big Ugly
Last year was our first attempt to grow herbs. We selected basil and grew lots of it not only for our gardeners but we were able to sell some to
Workshop-Gardening Plans
On April 25th 2014, LEAD’s Grow Appalachia team held another workshop on Gardening Plans. Several were in attendance; we were given valuable tips and experience to use, that will help
