Tag Archives: National Garden Month

For many people of the past, the idea that people in the center of civilization lacking access to food would have seemed impossible to fathom. Scenes of starvation during the Dust Bowl or of bread lines during the Great Depression offer a stark comparison to what appears to be convenient access to food today, butContinue reading “Growth in a Desert”

For many generations, families have relied upon gardens in, around, or near their homes. Predating the prevalence of grocery stores, gardens of all sizes have helped to make ends meet for people all over the world. And, in times of economic uncertainty or political upheaval, the ability to feed oneself or family members was anContinue reading “Invaluable”