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This might be climate dependent. Here in the subtropics, I've found it relatively easy to get the majority of our fruits and veggies from our backyard, with th
by ViscountPenguin 2y ago
This might be climate dependent.
Here in the subtropics, I've found it relatively easy to get the majority of our fruits and veggies from our backyard, with things like papayas and panama berries producing year round. In temperate climates you'll have more difficulty though.
- dudefeliciano 2y agoI think there are many upsides of maintaining a garden: you learn how to grow different crops (that you wouldn’t if you didn’t grow a garden) and how to combat disease, you get fresh air, vitamin d and an occasion to wind down, you get to eat your own veggies which taste far better than store bought for the simple fact that you grew them yourself. Maybe it doesn’t make you self sustainable in case of war, but it sure gives you the basics over someone who has never grown anything…
- ViscountPenguin 2y agoDefinitely, especially since in the case of war e.t.c., rationing is likely to be in effect. You'll get enough to live, but you'll probably be wanting for a little extra.