There's a couple of ways to look at this theme - preparation for certain activities in your garden, like preparing the soil for crops or preparation for storms and frost, or 'prepping' - preparing for the future so the garden is a form of abundance, resilience and even a matter of survival.
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Some ideas - use these as a springboard for your post!
- Are you a 'prepper'? In what ways do you see your garden as a form of 'prepping'?
- How far do you have to go before you can say you can sustain, or at least partly sustain, yourself from the garden?
- Did the pandemic make you prep more than usual?
- Is it possible to sustain oneself fully from the garden?
or
- How do you prepare the soil for certain plants eg tomatoes, roses, certain ag crops?
- How do you prepare the garden to survive heavy frost or winter storms?
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