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Here are a few plants that I’m allowing to go to seed in my garden: (clockwise from top left) collard greens, romaine lettuce and a variety of spinach from Israel called “Galilee.” -
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Inflation & Seed Saving
Seed saving used to be an integral part of gardening (and farming).
Hundreds of years ago, just about everyone in the world spent their lives producing food from the earth. There were no seed catalogs or garden stores with seed racks. There were no hybrid varieties. All crops were open pollinated. People saved some of their harvest to plant the next year’s crop. If they failed at this, they…
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