Gardening not as scary as some think
During World War II, many families grew victory gardens to do their civic duty. Today, many children grow up knowing nothing about how vegetables are produced, which plants are native plants, or anything else about plants. To many citizens, vegetables come from supermarkets or neighborhood food vendors. Plants will liven up your garden, your home and will help create ambiance. The top two reasons people give for not having a home vegetable gardening or house plant are:
- I do not have time or space and I don
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