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turtlesandfrogs:hominis-eternal:paleo-witch: xphilosoraptorx: blacktwittercomedy: Black Social Comedy Plant a few each week, so you can harvest enough for the week, instead of all at once. Ya'know what? They wanna be serious about this? I’ll drop some knowledge. Do this world a favor. Shit people should have considered this a LONG time ago but you know what they say The best time to do something you didn’t do yesterday, is today. OK, if you’re in the US and starting gardening- please PLEASE check out your local extension office/ master gardener program. They have localized, REAL knowledge on how to grow in your area and they exist to help you. Gardening is intensly local- knowing your hardiness zone is not enough, and they have so much real practical information on how to garden. Search for “(your state) extension office”, and you should be able to find it. Also, find the people who are growing food in your area, and ask them for advice. Most gardeners are extremely generous with knowledge and happy to share what they have extra of. I’m in the Puget sound area, so if that’s where you are, I can help. Also, if you have a lot of space, consider growing extra and sharing it. If you don’t have space, look for community gardens. -- source link
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