Stories
The leaves, they are changing!
In the mountains of East Tennessee, the mark of Fall could be as much of a happening rather than a date.

In the mountains of East Tennessee, the mark of Fall could be as much of a happening rather than a date.

In early October, the Farm fields begin to take on the look of early Fall, and the cornfields begin turning color.

In August, we celebrate the fruits of our labor and take full advantage of the many crops that are ripening in the...

It is easy to forget that the bounty we grow has only existed here for a short time. That is why we take the time to...

In our Summer garden, we feature anywhere from 25 to 50 heirloom tomato varieties.

Potato onions have been around for a long time and were once commonly grown in our area of East Tennessee.

Our bees stay busy providing us with pure sweetness year-round!

Master Gardener John Coykendall shares a great first step to getting kids to eat their veggies.

Cluck cluck here and a cluck cluck there, oh my we have baby chicks everywhere! Every year we are excited to get in new...

With the arrival of four new hives, there is plenty buzzing in the bee yard.

Goober Peas are a historically important legume that we continue to grow at Blackberry Farm.

A few days ago, an old friend of John Coykendall by the name of Herb Clabo celebrated his 100th birthday.

Blackberry Farm Master Gardener talks gardening in the past, present and future in an interview with Blackberry...

You won't be able to look away from our adorable Lagotto Romagnolos enjoying life on the Farm!

Master Gardener John Coykendall chats about our seed collection.