June/July Update
Hello fellow gardeners! We are entering July with a bounty of new things going on. June brought more rain and a newfound appreciation for disease prevention. Our gardeners are starting
Tackling Tomato Tragedies
Howdy Grow Appalachians! Boy, sure things have been moving at the speed of light here at HQ. Between holiday weekends, partner site visits, high tunnel videos, and mid-year reports and
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
Tomato Trials & Volunteers
Maria here in Williamson, WV! Two weeks ago we planted tomatoes in our high tunnel earlier than we ever had. Although the temps are supposed to drop slightly this week,
Volunteers Make Wide Rows
Maria Arnot in Williamson, WV and it is finally feeling like spring. With spring come volunteer season, and last week we hosted our first Amizade group of the year.
Can’t believe its not.. harder
When the Florida weave was first introduced to me at the Grow Appalachia conference in 2014, I just did not believe how easy it was. Last year, we attempted to
It’s personal
Last night, two Master Gardeners and I conducted a gardening workshop at the Norton Community Center. As we engaged the eighteen participants in the discussion, what struck me was the
