Pickles of all Kinds
Hi all! Lori here, and my feet are killing me. This has been a long week of making pickles. We have harvested so many zucchinis, cucumbers and peppers this week
TFA BLITZ at SVM
Sister KC here to share a recent volunteer experience we had at St. Vincent Mission. There is a lot of back story on this one starting with Appalachian Roots, a
Busy Busy Busy
I have missed blogging for the past couple weeks, all because we have been busier than ever since the weather has improved greatly. All future blogs will be on time
Seeds and supplies and sprouts
We have received more of our supplies this week, YAY! Our wheel hoe came, that thing is the coolest gadget! We have got our hori-horis, and the scuffle hoes are
Pollen Bees–New Frontiers in Livestock?
A friend recently gave be a handful of long, skinny cardboard tubes full of bees. She said they were mason bees and would hatch out in spring. She gave me
Field Notes: Bittersweet
Bluegrass Domestic Violence Program By R.L. (Compiled from journal entries written throughout the month.) I think it’s been amazing to see how wonderful all the plants, vegetables, flowers etc. have
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
