How many of you are actually eating food you grow yourselves?

I think a garden igloo would be neat. Herbs and plants around the side and a circle of soil in the middle, with some hanging plants and even shelves of plants.

Or just leave the middle for a sprinkler system. A lush haze.

Thanks

Yeah, I'm going to go a little smaller, and try some in straw bales, I've been reading good things about that method for some veggies.

We do have a good farmers market in our small town, so I was able to get a lot of green beans and corn to can.

Why do you feel it is important to do it?

We like to know where our food comes from, and grow it organically. While the grocery stores have increased their organic produce in my area the past few years, the prices aren't cheap.

Plus, if I have a supply from garden and meat, that's less dependence on anyone/anything else, and it enables better self-sufficiency.

eating fresh carrots from our work garden as i read this now, last of the garden pulled today.

Everytime it rained, everything died.

After 2 years of trying, I gave up.

Chemtrail poison.

You put water on the plants, like from out the toilet? Brawndo is what plants crave...

We grow:
Fruit, root veg, herbs, raise bees and chickens. We make our own luffa plants(loofah),EO,teas and soaps. We do alright.