Summer ends and Fall gardening begins!
Hello, As summer is coming to an end we are excited to clear beds and prepare them for fall crops. This month has been a wet one but we were
OTR People’s Garden was featured on Civic Garden Centers Community Gardens Tour!
Hello gardeners! July is flying by! Maybe it's because here in Cincinnati we were so busy preparing the garden for Civic Garden Centers Community Gardens Tour that took place on
Yummies
It finally feels like we have a garden really growing here in Linwood! For a while there, it seemed as though we would NEVER arrive at the eating part, but
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
Happy Earth Day from Over-the-Rhine People’s Garden!
Happy Earth Day Grow Appalachia Friends! April has been a busy month filled with educational classes and spring bed dressing! After our seed exchange last month Garden Coordinator Allison taught
Welcome To The Funny Farm
Good Evening y'all, Lori here from McDowell County West Virginia where the weather is nuts and so are we. Let's start with a few updates from the last blog. The
Two Alternative Breaks – Reflections on the farm at GreenHouse17
Part I: By University of Delaware Alternative Break Students After only two days on site, we already feel so connected and fully immersed in GreenHouse17. Any anxieties we felt were
Volunteers
Hello, Spring! Here at Rockcastle Grow Appalachia - at ASPI - we are listening to the buzzing and almost buzzing ourselves! When everyone is so busy with their gardens, we
Out with the cold, and in with the spring garden plans and projects!
Hello Grow Appalachia Family and Followers, Happy Spring!! Over-the-Rhine People's Garden is SO excited for our third year with Grow Appalachia. New plans for our partner site this year include
A Community of Gardens in the High Country takes shape
Despite the snow and freezing temperatures on the equinox, garden activity springs abound in and around Boone. Blue Ridge Women in Agriculture has the point person in place to coordinate
