One Potato, Two Potatoes…
After some unfortunate vandalism in May, we were certain this year's potato harvest from our community gardens would be pretty uneventful. Much to our surprise, the remaining seed potatoes
Lunch with our Garden Apprentices
Every summer, the LPH Community Gardens program hires 4 teenagers from our neighborhood to work as garden apprentices. It's an opportunity for them to learn about growing food and
The Dog Days of Summer
Hello from Over-the-Rhine People's Garden! We are in the thick of summer and the heat and humidity is trying to slow me down but it
Summer’s Bounty is Continually Pouring In
Summer's Bounty This is the month that everyone gets excited because summer's bounty is pouring in from the gardens. Beans, corn, tomatoes, squash, & melons are ripening all at once
Summer Time
-Bea Sias, Step by Step Logan County, West Virginia It’s not really “The Lazy, Hazy Days of Summer’, but more like “The Hot, Busy Days of Summer”. It is July,
Top Ten Tips for the Best Summer Garden!
Happy Friday Grow Appalachians! Things here at HQ are taking off at the speed of light, and with many new plans and changes on the horizon, it's sure to be
The Har(d)vest
Too much food is a good problem to have. This is the mantra I have been repeating to myself for the last 3 weeks as our garden is just exploding
Farmers Market Spotlight: Knox County Market
Howdy Grow Appalachians! We're certainly in the dog days of summer, huh? At least in Berea we are, although I shouldn't complain too much. We've had some much-needed thunderstorms the
Cooperating With Mother Nature
Howdy Grow Appalachia collective! Holly on behalf of HQ, not completely recovered from another gathering that's come and gone just like that! Let me tell you- it was my second
Summer Update: Programs for Diabetic Youth, Food Insecure, More
By Jason Von Kundra from Sprouting Hope in Marion, VA Distributing hundreds of pounds of produce to people receiving food assistance, hosting a day camp for children with type one
