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Grow Your Own Salad Bar

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I ran across this from PermacultureFX.

This downloadable PDF accompanies a 1-hour class. The video of this class will be released soon for paid Patreon subscribers, and added to the library of over 50+ permaculture homesteading classes. There is a supplemental recipe PDF available for Abundance subs as well.

Description:​

You can grow your own salad bar at home with these tropical spinaches, edible hibiscus, and nutritious superfoods. It's time to cut that grocery store bill and start growing your own food right in your backyard. In this FREE (family friendly) class, participants will walk away learning about these subtropical food forest plants that can provide year-round abundance, even in smaller spaces.

These plants are all perennially grown and hardy in USDA growing zones 9-11, however they can be easily grown as annuals in zones 3-8. Cuttings can be taken inside (before the temps fall below 50) for the winter months and then replanted in the springtime!
 

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I ran across this from PermacultureFX.

This downloadable PDF accompanies a 1-hour class. The video of this class will be released soon for paid Patreon subscribers, and added to the library of over 50+ permaculture homesteading classes. There is a supplemental recipe PDF available for Abundance subs as well.

Description:​

You can grow your own salad bar at home with these tropical spinaches, edible hibiscus, and nutritious superfoods. It's time to cut that grocery store bill and start growing your own food right in your backyard. In this FREE (family friendly) class, participants will walk away learning about these subtropical food forest plants that can provide year-round abundance, even in smaller spaces.

These plants are all perennially grown and hardy in USDA growing zones 9-11, however they can be easily grown as annuals in zones 3-8. Cuttings can be taken inside (before the temps fall below 50) for the winter months and then replanted in the springtime!
I’m imagining that hardiness zones will change and many will be forced into much lower numbers after the flip. I’m looking into flora foodstuffs which grew during the last ice age, that early hunter and gatherers would have harvested from and even cultivated.
 
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