Yall enjoyed the fall Appalachian sayings and folk lore so much we decided to do a spring one. 


Grow Where You’re At

Appalachian summer folk lore

We talked about the story of Mary Draper Ingles who back in the 1800s walked 500 miles in 40 days to get back home. 


Appalachian Story Time:Mary Draper Ingles

We had a guest on this episode our friend Hassil came on and gave his thoughts and such on the stereotypes in Appalachia. 


Busting Stereotypes in Appalachia

We recapped what to do to prepare for the upcoming harvest season. 


Harvest Prep Re-cap

In this episode we discussed and talked about some pest control methods we use or have used in the past. Thanks for joining us! 


Pest Control

In this episode we talked about the story of Caty Sage and how it pertains to our area. We hope y’all enjoy it. 


Appalachian Story Time: Caty Sage

We caught up and had some chit chat in this episode to let yall in on what’s going on on our homesteads. 


Between Spring and Summer Catch Up

In this episode we discussed some of the social issues that we see and our take on things. 


Topics in Social Media Discussion

We chatted about building your community and how your tribe may look different than others but how your tribe is super important. 


Building Your Community

We talked about how to use some of that fresh summer produce to put quick and easy meals on the table for you and your family. 


Quick meals using summer produce.

Leisure

Home & Garden

Grow where you're at. Two appalachian women covering everything from the garden to the table and everything in between... So come join us about things we’re doing have done and what we plan on doing while encouraging others to just “Grow where they are at! 

Appalachian summer folk lore

Grow Where You’re At

More episodes from "Grow Where You’re At"

Appalachian Story Time:Mary Draper Ingles

Busting Stereotypes in Appalachia

Harvest Prep Re-cap

Pest Control

Appalachian Story Time: Caty Sage

Between Spring and Summer Catch Up

Topics in Social Media Discussion

Building Your Community

Quick meals using summer produce.

Appalachian summer folk lore