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Now that the weather is warming up, I’d like to personally challenge you all to start a small vegetable garden. There’s no harm in preparing for the local market to completely shut down, and it’s a great opportunity to ever so slightly liberate yourself from the chain of supply.

For those that already have one, please share some tips on what you think is best for beginners to grow and why.

Now that the weather is warming up, I’d like to personally challenge you all to start a small vegetable garden. There’s no harm in preparing for the local market to completely shut down, and it’s a great opportunity to ever so slightly liberate yourself from the chain of supply. For those that already have one, please share some tips on what you think is best for beginners to grow and why.

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Kale and Potatoes. Professor_de_la_Paz examples are excellent; but land to yield ratio is low so not the best for small gardens. Potato's can be grown vertically or even placed on the ground and covered in straw. Freezing temps do not kill kale (hell, nuclear fire does not kill kale) and kale is nutrient dense. *Edit for spelling