We’ve always known about succession planting and we usually try to do two planting of things like squash, cucumbers, and zucchini. This year we’ve been pretty hard core on succession planting. There are two reasons why. First up with COVID still keeping us close to home we have more time to think about the garden. Secondly the last few months have shown us growing our own food is more important than we thought. Pap never did plant but once at…
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Appalachia Through My Eyes COVID-19 Wildflowers & Trees Of Appalachia
Appalachia Through My Eyes – Blooming Ivy
I don’t know if the Ivy blooms are more special this year or if I’ve just had more time to…
I’m so excited about this year’s garden. In spring of the year the garden we plant always thrills me, but…
Appalachia Through My Eyes COVID-19 Gardening
Appalachia Through My Eyes – The Smell of Fresh Turned Soil
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Can you believe today is the first day of May 2020? Is this year flying by or what! I’m anxious…
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Tomato and pepper seedlings are growing taller each day, reaching their fragile green arms towards the sunshine coming through the…
“Along with milk and eggs, vegetables were an integral part of our diet in the mountains. The vegetables most commonly…
Today’s post was written by Chitter. Being a mother to six baby chicks is no easy work, and it makes…