Mater Shortage
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wifezilla
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I can grow all of these and tomatoes. I'll be sure to plant extra
vfem
Garden Addicted
Oh no... how will we ever survive without imported produce?! 
People are going to have to start learning the hard way... this may be a GREAT year to teach people to produce for themselves or start shopping locally over the grocery chains.
People are going to have to start learning the hard way... this may be a GREAT year to teach people to produce for themselves or start shopping locally over the grocery chains.
Greenthumb18
Deeply Rooted
All the power to the gardener!!! :
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At least we're able to avoid these problems by taking the matter into our own hands. While everyone is paying more money for their tomatoes and other produce for that matter, us gardeners can enjoy all the fresh vegetables and more and not have to be affected by the shortage. And to think of all the kinds and varieties we can grow .
It's a great feeling to have that we'll been unaffected by this.
.At least we're able to avoid these problems by taking the matter into our own hands. While everyone is paying more money for their tomatoes and other produce for that matter, us gardeners can enjoy all the fresh vegetables and more and not have to be affected by the shortage. And to think of all the kinds and varieties we can grow
.It's a great feeling to have that we'll been unaffected by this.
journey11
Garden Master
Funny. They can keep their tasteless, pale slicers. They don't add much to the sandwich anyway. LOL
I noticed the bell peppers were sky-high at the grocery store. I needed a red one to toss into my curried chicken salad, but decided to pass on that.
I noticed the bell peppers were sky-high at the grocery store. I needed a red one to toss into my curried chicken salad, but decided to pass on that.
Kim_NC
Attractive To Bees
It'll be interesting to watch the increase in prices - see how high they actually get.
We'll be growing all that as usual. We'll only be affected by the increased price we have to charge at farmers markets. LOL
We'll be growing all that as usual. We'll only be affected by the increased price we have to charge at farmers markets. LOL
txhomegrown
Leafing Out
Price gouging, that's the Amerikan way.(not misspelled)Kim_NC said:
Kim_NC
Attractive To Bees
LOL
It's hardly gouging. We charge what the market bears, and less than the majority of other local, organic growers in our area.
Anyway, enjoyed your humor.
It's hardly gouging. We charge what the market bears, and less than the majority of other local, organic growers in our area.
Anyway, enjoyed your humor.
