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Gardening

MagickMuffin

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4. Growing food can definitely be a challenge, especially in Texas

Reply to slightlv (Reply #2)

Wed Feb 19, 2025, 04:20 PM

Feb 19

The climate is forever changing and we have to adapt to it.

I’m glad there are teachers out there putting out their valuable information to help us to be more self sufficient and conscious of how we can provide food for everyone.

As a kid I lived on a suburban 12 acre farm. We grew the best tomatoes and yet as an adult I have failed to produce any. I don’t eat small tomatoes, I only like plump ones, especially beef steaks 😋

Hopefully you’ll find some value in Mike’s style of growing produce.

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Keep On Growing: A Guide to Grow Food Anywhere [View all] MagickMuffin Feb 19 OP

Yes I've seen some of his Figarosmom Feb 19 #1

I researched Monty Don, he's in the UK MagickMuffin Feb 19 #3

The thing is Figarosmom Feb 20 #6

Thank you for posting this. slightlv Feb 19 #2

Growing food can definitely be a challenge, especially in Texas MagickMuffin Feb 19 #4

I LOVE beefsteak tomatoes! My dad used to grow the best! slightlv Feb 19 #5