How to Manage your Garden from Start to Finish
--Bea Sias Logan County Grow Appalachia (LEAD/Step by Step) On October 12, 2015, Grow Appalachia in Logan, WV. had a 2 ½ hour workshop on “How to manage your garden
--Bea Sias Logan County Grow Appalachia (LEAD/Step by Step) On October 12, 2015, Grow Appalachia in Logan, WV. had a 2 ½ hour workshop on “How to manage your garden
As to be expected, the spring and summer months have absolutely flown by. To date, the 2015 PMSS Grow Appalachia program includes 45 families with a direct impact of over
-Marcelle, Big Ugly, West Virginia Our rapidly expanding number of gardeners at Big Ugly Community Center made it necessary to re-figure our allocation of potato seed before distribution. On Thursday,
Greetings Grow Appalachians! Holly checking in from the Grow mothership. Here we are, almost halfway through November, and it is COLD here, y'all! Earlier this week the mercury almost hit
Life happens, despite our efforts to schedule our Grow Appalachia workshops at the most convenient times for participating families. Cars break down (or gas money runs out), someone’s Mom ends
I have been in touch with some of my Gardeners to find out what kind of vegetables their gardens are giving them. I was really surprised what they were getting
On May 30, 2014, I had my second workshop. I had 7 in attendance, and we discussed bugs, deer, rabbits and other animals, on how they could destroy your garden.
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
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
In the last sustainable williamson post, I mentioned different ways to collect rainwater at community gardens. This included the use of PVC piping, to collect into an IBC container, as