Fall means greens in the garden!
Fall means greens in the garden! We grow mustard greens, turnip greens, kale, and collard greens! Looking forward to making gumbo z’herbes!
News from the Garden
We are excited to join with our partners the Gadsden Public Library and the Alabama Cooperative Exchange System to offer a seed exchange program. You can get your seeds and learn about cultivation of native plants at the library. You can also learn some fascinating cultural stories about vegetables and herbs grown in Alabama!
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Go Time
Summer is “go time” in the garden! We have heirloom tomatoes, dill, bell peppers, basil. sweet potatoes, cucumbers, melons, okra, eggplant and carrots growing now!
Spring Garden
It’s late April and it is a busy time in our garden! Late Spring is one of our favorite times of the year because we
Summer Garden
Our Summer garden is in full swing! We are growing Cherokee Purple and Black Brandywine heirloom tomatoes, basil, bell peppers (all 3 are great companions),
Pumpkin and Squash…..Fruit or Veg?
Pumpkins are popular during the fall time of the year and people love pumpkins at Halloween. Did you know pumpkins and butternut squash are cousins?
News from the Garden
Fall and early Spring are the best times to grow lettuces in the garden. Lettuces are cool weather crops and they are finicky! They do
Sensory Garden
The ribbon-cutting for the Sensory Garden at the library was a blast! Made possible by a grant from the Community Foundation of Northeast Alabama, Beautiful