Posted on Apr 23, 2015
What would it be like to grow "Victory Gardens"?
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Victory Gardens during WWII extended rations for the American fighting force. Does anyone grow a small garden for health today? Here's an idea from Chappy. Grow a Victory Garden and find a WWII, Korean War or Vietnam War Vet who is in need and share a portion of your garden vegetables with him or her. Time to help raise morale among Veterans, while at the same time giving yourself a healthy and relaxing hobby. Plus, what's healthier than fresh, organic vegetables grown by the hands of you and your loved ones? How about it? Bring back the Victory Garden?
WWII World War Two
Gardening
WWI
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I like this idea. I've worked gardens back home with my Grandpa for many years. Now that I live on post I don't necessarily have access to a personal garden, although private plots in the community garden can be acquired--the distance from here to there isn't easily negotiable.
I do like this idea and enjoy working the ground and eating the produce. Excellent idea Chappy! Thanks for sharing!
I do like this idea and enjoy working the ground and eating the produce. Excellent idea Chappy! Thanks for sharing!
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My Fiancee is a big believer in "Grocery Gardening". Therefore, she has a small garden on her patio. She grows all different kinds of leafy greens as well as cucumbers, cauliflowers, onions and jicama.
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