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> Once designed to feed a family of four, at ten rods, or poles, an Anglo-Saxon unit of measurement—roughly two hundred and fifty square metres—they now can be
by stevage 4y ago
> Once designed to feed a family of four, at ten rods, or poles, an Anglo-Saxon unit of measurement—roughly two hundred and fifty square metres—they now can be half that size, a quarter, or even less.
Wow, so 60 sqm is still typical? Around here a typical community garden plot would be maybe 4 to 6 sqm.
- Glawen 4y agoYou barely stand on 6 sqm, what do you grow?
- erikpukinskis 4y agoIt’s basically a single vegetable bed. At that size there would be paths in between that are community maintained. Although perhaps they meant 6 msq