By Aleta Damm The fall season is an exciting time of year! There’s so much to do—corn mazes, apple orchards, pumpkin carving, and playing in the colorful autumn leaves. The changing foliage offers a wonderful opportunity to spark your child’s…
By Sara Toler 1. Fast-Growing Cool-Season Crops This is prime time to sow quick-maturing veggies for early autumn harvest: 2. Heartier Fall Vegetables For crops that aren’t as fast, but will still yield before frost: 3. Quick-Finish Options After Harvesting…
By Aleta Damm Honey bees are experiencing habitat loss at an astounding rate. There are many factors that contribute to this. The pesticides that we spray on our lawns and flower beds does just what they are intended to. They…
By Aleta Damm Anyone who knows me knows that I have had a fascination with science forever. So how did it start? That is easy. It all started with my mom. My mom told me that when I was very…
By Jacob Inosencio As the seasons change, I find myself reflecting on the rhythm of the natural world and how it mirrors the work we do at Grow Jackson. Each season brings its own lessons, challenges, and joys—just as each…
By Jacob Inosencio Every year on April 22, people around the world come together to celebrate Earth Day—a day dedicated to appreciating the natural world and taking action to protect it. Earth Day is more than just an observance; it’s…
By Jacob Inosencio Are you looking for a way to make a meaningful impact in your community? Do you enjoyworking outside, getting a little dirty, and knowing that your efforts directly contribute to freshfood access in Jackson? Volunteering with Grow…
By: Delaney Cole In today’s fast-paced world, finding the time to pause and properly fuel our bodies can feel like a challenge. When we’re busy with work, school, or running errands, the quick grab-and-go snacks available often don’t align with…
By: Lena Sixbery Grow Jackson has indoor growing spaces in three of our gardens. We can grow plants all year long in our heated hoop house and greenhouse. These plants grow slower than usual, in the winter, because of cold and lack of sunlight.…
By: Sara Toler Over the last several years you may have been hearing the term “native plants” quite often. But what exactly is a native plant? What does it mean and why is it beneficial to our environment? Native plants…