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
Vegetables, Health, and Berea OH MY!!!
Yes, I am pushing my time to get this post in, but I had to wait to the very last moment to make sure I included all the excitement 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
The “V” – TEAM
With garden planning and greenhouse season upon us, we begin anew with our new group of amazing, energetic, inquisitive, enthusiastic, intelligent, and well, awesome teens! We are looking forward to
Leaf Mold and New Beginnings!
Happy New Year from Rural Resources in Greeneville, TN! Debbie reporting in and I cannot believe we are in a brand new year already. It seems like yesterday that I was
Cultivating Youth for Tomorrow
Hello Grow Appalachia! I cannot believe December is here already. I feel like it was yesterday I wrote my last blog for last year. Debbie here from Rural Resources in
Berea College Bound!
Good morning Grow Appalachia Family! The month has whipped by here in Greene County, TN. The fall colors have been so beautiful as we drive down our country roads and
Harvest, Soil Preparations and Farmer’s Market Wrap-up
It is early fall and our tomato and hot pepper plants are still yielding several pounds of produce each week. During our garden class today, we picked baskets of tomatoes,
Rain, hippos, and food!
Do you realize it has been another month?! Where has time gone! How can any work get accomplished when the time clock moves so fast? Debbie here, Appalachia Cares/AmeriCorps member,
Clean up gardens in fall for spring success!!
The crisp cool Autumn air has finally arrived in Cincinnati, Ohio! We are excited to share that we have harvested the last bit of our summer crops and began to
