To: EBH
Wish I could say I had a garden. We are in a bad drought here in W Texas. But I do have a good stock of nonperishable items.
10 posted on
06/23/2011 12:30:57 PM PDT by
KittenClaws
(A closed mouth gathers no foot.)
To: KittenClaws
Our garden is not doing much either this year. Tomatoes have stopped putting on new fruit and everything else is just sitting there. Jalapeno peppers are the only thing producing a decent crop this year.
15 posted on
06/23/2011 1:10:49 PM PDT by
Arrowhead1952
(zero hates Texas and we hate him back. He ain't my president either.)
To: KittenClaws
You can still grow food in containers. There were two kids that invented a VERY SIMPLE system with the use of a small piece of pvc pipe and two buckets to grow a single plant, that requires very little water. I’d have to find the info, but unless you have buckets, or access to them, it would cost about $5 per plant in materials. It may or may not be worth your investment.
28 posted on
06/23/2011 2:47:31 PM PDT by
JDW11235
(I think I got it now!)
To: KittenClaws
Might want to think about a place with better rain water.
If TSHTF, being in a semi arid place like West Texas will be pretty hard.
37 posted on
06/25/2011 11:36:40 AM PDT by
redgolum
("God is dead" -- Nietzsche. "Nietzsche is dead" -- God.)
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